Style: Belgian Witbier
Menu description: Belgian style witbier, citrus fruit, spice & lemongrass.
ABV: 5%
Tasting notes: Unremarkable, but that might be due to the stupid hot wings I was eating deadening my senses. Gave this another try a week later and yup, it’s still garbage!
Rating: 1/5
Style: Belgian Witbier
Menu description: Orange peel & pepper, grassy hops.
ABV: 6%
Tasting notes: Not much to say here. This is like a cross between Blue Moon & Hoegarden. It’s citrus ans wheat and very smooth. A pretty mild, but enjoyable beer.
Rating: 3.5/5
This is one of my early reviews. I knew less and wrote less and generally they are not as detailed as my later reviews. As I go through my tremendous backlog of beer notes, I’ll indicate which reviews are based off of my older notes. They have less info than I’d like, but they still helped me keep my beers straight, so I figured they’d be worth posting.
Menu: Orange peel & coriander, hints of sweet & tart fruits.
ABV: 10%
My thoughts: This is a really sweet beer. Its smooth and quite pleasant. It has just enough carbonation to give you a tickle. Despite the high alcohol content, it doesn’t taste like its going to get you drunk. The flavor of the beer masks the alcohol flavor completely. This has quickly become one of my favorites; enough so that I ordered a second round, which I hardly do when trying new beers!
Number of times I’ve had it: 2
Rating: 4/5
Location:
Croxley’s Ale House
Farmingdale, NY
