Hop Grail
La Dolce Vita
- Witbier
- 5% ABV
- Label approved Jul 28
Had it? My score
90 seek it out · 80 would buy again · 70 fine, wouldn't seek it · 60 disappointing · 40 flawed or drain pour
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Eat the City's Witbier. Label approved 28 July 2026; not spotted yet.
Right around the middle of the 111 Witbier labels we've read.
Brewed at Aslin Beer Company, Aslin PA Beer LLC (Pennsylvania).
How to serve it
- Serve at
- 40–46°F (4–8°C)
- Glass
- Weizen glass: tall with a wide top for the big head wheat beers throw
- Goes with
- Goat cheese and brie, Brunch, Thai and Indian curry, Salads
About 150–165 calories and 13–17 g carbs
About 100 of those calories come from the alcohol.
General guidance for Witbier. Calories and carbs are estimates from the ABV and how the style usually finishes; numbers the brewery prints beat ours. More beer tools
Where to find it
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About this beer
This is the 6th of 15 labels we have from Eat the City (Aslin Beer Co & Centrolina). It is one of 24 witbier labels approved in July 2026. Its label was approved 15 days after it was submitted. The label carries fruited on the front. The brand on the label is Eat the City (Aslin Beer Co & Centrolina); it was brewed at Aslin Beer Company, Aslin PA Beer LLC in Pennsylvania.
A vintage photograph of a hillside Italian village dominates the front label, overlaid with a bright magenta Fiat 500 driven by a silhouetted figure across a stone bridge in the foreground. A large yellow sun punctuates the upper right of the scene. The beer name "LA DOLCE VITA" is set in chunky, angled sans-serif caps in white and teal, positioned across the upper centre, while ingredient and ABV text runs down the left edge in white sans-serif. The back label is a cartoon mascot character—a simple brown face with white dot eyes and a rectangular mouth—wearing a chef's hat and bib, framing the text "EAT THE CITY" in teal and yellow caps, marked as a collaboration.
Brew it
A starting-point recipe from the style and the ABV on the label: derived, not tasted, and the sheet says which is which.
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Style: WheatBrewery: Eat the City