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Saranac Belgian White poured a clear dark yellow-orangish color with
a medium sized bubbly white head. The nose has plenty of wheat, with malts, and an orangey citrus and lemon which
all combines to give off a very enjoyable aroma. The body has a malt overtone with plenty of wheat, as well
as that citrus flavor and some spices (corriander?). The body is kind of thick on the palate, which is unusual for this
style, but short and crisp at the same time. The finis is short with some citrus but leaves some lingering
wheat and carbonation on the tongue. The beer leaves a small coat of hanging lace. This seems to be a different
interpretation of this style but I like it nontheless.
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