Summer is quickly coming to a close which means that soon it will be time to trade in your refreshing wheat beers for some filling and warming Stouts. But that’s not for a few more weeks, so drink up while the beer is still seasonal. In this spirit, I have the Holy Moses White Ale, a 5.4% ABV Witbier from Great Lakes Brewing Company.
After indulging in the Double IPA from Long Trail Brewery, I decided I need to seek out one of their other beers and make sure it was not sheer coincidence how amazing their beer was. I ended up with their Belgian White. This did not have the same initial appeal as the Double IPA label but I deemed it worthy to try.
I stumbled across the Great White from Lost Coast Brewery due to the eye-catching label. This beer comes in at an average 4.8% ABV. Lost Coast is based out of California, about five hours north of San Francisco. It is currently being distributed in 19 states and is the 46th largest brewery in all of the United States.
The Kira Belgian White from Brouwerij Huyghe, the same Belgian brewery that makes Delirium Nocturnum, is a beer that I have had both on draught and now in the bottle. For this review I will be using the bottled version as it has been a few months since I have seen it on draught. But please be aware, that like with many beers the Kira, is better from the keg.
It’s the first day of Spring! What better way to celebrate than with Dogfish Head? This is one of Dogfish Head’s limited edition beers, Red and White. The Red and White Belgian Style Wit presents a flavor that is worthy of the new season and clocks in at a refreshing 10% ABV.
