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Natty Greene’s Wildflower Witbier

April 2, 2015
Reviewers: Adam Harold

natty-greenes-wildflower-witNatty Greene’s Wildflower Witbier

Natty Greene’s Brewing Co.

Greensboro, NC

4.5 % | Witbier

Coming from one of the oldest breweries in North Carolina this Witbier pours a golden straw color with some mild haze. The rocky white head, while brief, throws off subtle notes of grass and lemon zest. A spritzy brew that showcases a bready malt base with light esters complemented nicely with light grassy hops. A clean dry finish makes this an easy-drinking springtime beer.

Try this beer at the World Beer Festival Raleigh, April 11. To learn more about the festival and to purchase tickets, click here.

Adam Harold
Adam Harold is Director of Beer Programs and Business Development Manager for All About Beer.

1 Comment
  • Holly Briggs says:
    April 5, 2018 at 12:18 pm

    I love your Wildflower Wit! It is one of my favorites!

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