The beer pours very lively and gives a beautiful hazy appearance – deceiving for a Belgian beer newcomer, but characteristic of any good wheat beer. The nose is fantastic. You can smell the yeast underneath the immense fresh, fruity aroma. The mouthfeel is incredible as the liveliness of the beer accentuates the spicy, citrus flavours. The hop character is superb – just right for a spicy wheat beer. There is a noticeable nod to grapefruit and sharp orange flavours which are given a fantastic twang by the hops employed – a bitterness which lasts long after the last sip.

The hop kick leans nicely towards the English Blonde Ale profile, making it an ideal beer for the English drinker who wants to experience the best that Belgium has to offer. Whilst being incredibly accessible from a drinking point of view, Daas Witte remains loyal to its wheat beer profile and is a fantastic example of the style. This beer is strong and feisty in every way. In fact, I’d go one further and say that this beer is downright sexy.