Can of St. Bernardus Watou Tokyo Belgian Wit Ale with Japanese-inspired artwork depicting nightlife in Tokyo.

St. Bernardus Tokyo Wit Review—A Belgian Witbier with a Tokyo Twist

Discover How This Belgian Witbier Combines Classic Citrus and Spice with a Distinctly Refreshing Japanese Inspiration

St. Bernardus Tokyo Wit is a solid Belgian witbier offering a straightforward yet pleasing experience. It pours beautifully with a cloudy, golden hue capped by a thick white head, providing a visual treat before the first sip. On the nose, gentle aromas of citrus and coriander come forward, complemented by subtle hints of clove and a floral undertone, adding depth without overpowering the senses.

Taste-wise, St. Bernardus Tokyo Wit delivers a smooth, refreshing profile highlighted by a mild wheat base. Citrus notes are balanced by a gentle spice, creating a harmonious flavor that’s enjoyable sip after sip. While the carbonation feels somewhat muted—giving the beer a flat sensation—it doesn’t detract significantly from the overall drinking experience.

The beer finishes with a pleasant dryness, coupled with a lingering, subtle bitterness that cleanses the palate without overstaying its welcome. While it might not reinvent the style, its nuanced flavor profile makes it a great option for anyone looking for a reliably tasty witbier. Easy-drinking yet layered enough to keep things interesting, this beer might just earn a regular spot in your rotation.

  • Style: Witbier
  • ABV: 6.0 %
  • IBUs: 15
  • Available: Year-Round
  • Brewer: Brouwerij St. Bernardus, Watou, Belgium
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