It is time for a video review of beer. Today's beer is Wit Ale by Rivertown Brewery in Lockland, Ohio. The Cincinnati Craft Beer Examiner explains (from the article review: http://www.examiner.com/article/beer-review-wit-ale-by-rivertown-brewery?cid=db_articles): As the name suggests, Wit Ale is a Belgian style Wit beer. Golden and cloudy, this beer brings notes of citrus and spice. The citrus flavors impart from the yeast, orange peel and lemon zest. When cold, the orange aroma is harder to notice when the beer is cold, but is present throughout the mouth. It does become more noticeable on the nose when it warms past 40 degrees. Playing with the spice of the hops is fresh coriander. Detectable from nose to finish, the coriander is a good complement to the beer and helps to balance the fruitiness. The spice and fruitiness equilibrium would complement many food pairings, especially smoked and grilled meats and vegetables. A possible meal with the beer could be: Grilled bratwurst with spicy mustard (Mittelscharfer Senf or brown mustard) Sauerkraut, slightly fried Steamed asparagus spears with cracked sea salt and fresh black pepper, sprinkled with melted butter Warm German potato salad ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yw33m0nsa_g

Brainmuffin has some new stuff from Aldi's. From their European beer selection comes Brouwerij Martens NV's Boot Tread Amber Ale. Clear and crips, Boot Tread is an approachable Belgian beer and a good introduction to Belgium's beer offerings. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbeifo23lxY