Belgian Wit (white) was once in danger of becoming extinct, but has been revived by an American brewery in Texas. One of the palest ale styles, the beer is a light golden color with a white haze. Hops are seemingly absent, with only a slight bitterness to counter the sweet, acidic flavors. The body is light, but the beer has a sweet-tart balance brought on by the combination of wheat and barley malts, and a hint of bitter orange essence. It is a wonderful summer refreshment, but may be enjoyed year-round. The frothy head retention is sure to capture your attention, while the mild alcohol level will allow you to drink it heartily.

In the style of: Celis White, Blue Moon