I ordered this beer due to the lack of selection at the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia. I noticed that the label indicated it was a Belgian white style which one of my favorites. After the bartender poured it I looked at the bottle to learn more about it. I was dismayed to learn that is was brewed by Anheuser-Busch. This beer lacks any real depth of flavor or spiciness that you would normally associate with the indicated style. It is far too clear, without the typical hazy opacity Belgian whites normally exhibit. Finally, it has a distinctive aftertaste that doesn't sit well with me. I can't recommend this beer to a Belgian white fan. Needless to say after finishing that beer I switched back to red wine.

Hops rule the day with this beer just as the name implies. I believe the wallop portion comes from the feeling you get if you have one too many (8.5% ABV). Very floral and almost fruity. If you have to opportunity to taste it cask-conditioned, do not hesitate to try it. I've had it bottled and from the tap and both are great. But from the cask is the way to go if you have the option. I swear looking at it in the light reveals a slightly green tinge, but maybe it's just the hops talking...

An extremely refreshing Belgian style wheat beer. Hazy and spicy and perfect for a summer day. One of my favorite witbiers.

I really love this beer. It is floral and grassy with a noticeable hop presence up front. Light mouth feel and a smooth finish.