Pressure Drop’s Belgian-style Wit – a style thankfully saved from extinction by Belgian brewer Pierre Celis in the 1960s – is brewed with the classic aromatic additions to make it a refreshing yet flavoursome beer. The orange zest, crushed coriander seed and gentle spicing used in the brew lend themselves to summery drinking alongside fish tacos – or just with the welcome company of some sunshine.
Alan –
Tasty Belgian Wit,nearly as good as the real thing
Neil –
I’ve had many better beers of this style. Lovely looking can though
Mark –
Great witbier
Craig –
nice
S –
Classic witbier aroma; spice, pepper, slight banana but the flavours are off for me. Love Pressure Drop but this one wasn’t for me.
Joe –
David –
Steven –
Was ok
Tom –
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Michael –
Great beer, classic Wit taste.
Josh –
Clarence –
Chris –
Something new and a pleasant change. VERY fruity, but not in a way most beers do fruity.
Jessica –
Mollie Gatens –
Sarah Mortimore –
Steven –
Steve –
David Carr –
Very nice beer, with lovely citrus hints.
Christopher –
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Chiara –
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Martin –
Nice enough – another beer I’ve had before in his mixed case
Peter –
Andrew –
Thomas –
OK, lightly spiced
Katy –
Kieran –
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CHRISTOPHER –
Very enjoyable wheat beer. Sweet and clean.
Lindsay –
It’s ok but really weird aftertaste. Not my favourite
Samuel –
Catrina –
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Jack –
Matthew –
Strange
Matthew –
Didn’t like this one.
Cornelius –
very interesting.
Philip –
On reflection, awful
Philip –
Interesting.