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New Belgium Mothership Wit
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Organic. Belgian. Mothership. Delicious.
"The organic experience begins with a cloudy, pale straw appearance capped by a creamy head. Next is the alluring, slightly spicy, floral nose. The result...refreshing, citrus and sour flavors."
Truly lovely.
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Updated Jul 24, 2008
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