 kms399 (267), plymouth, Minnesota, USA
Jun 25, 2005 750 ml bottle, pours a pale cloudy golden. thick head diminishes quickly. aroma is malt and spice. taste is apricot spice clove. mouth feel is dry and smooth. very good beer.
21iceman40 (1731), vienna, West Virginia, USA
Jun 23, 2005 half cloudy, dark, yellowish color with a big white head. lots of lemon and hay in the aroma. i picked up a really weird light grain vibe in it, with just a touch of what is similar to a very subtle skunk flavor. Its very odd, not bad, just odd.
Vac (2389), San Diego, California, USA
Jun 23, 2005 Pours with a very pale yellow body topped by a thick head with some lacing. It’s slightly sweet with a nice spicy note, some yeast and a little malt. Light bodied, crisp and smooth.
JohnC (2230), Mission Viejo, California, USA
Jun 21, 2005 sampled at the 05 noogfest. thanks to whomever brought it
somewhat lemony & spicey in the flavor, lacked the crispness I’d expect from a witbier
jmm1 (108), Andorra
Jun 21, 2005 From Bottle.Dark yellow body with a pale fluffy head lasting quite long. Quite much floating yeast. Fruty citrusy aroma, extremely nice and appealing on a hot summer evening. Some sourness at the tip of the tongue, becomes peppery deeper down the mouth. Needs a little adjustment to get used to it but becomes a quite nice bready aftertaste. Medium to little carbonation, not quite usual in a Blanche. Warms you more than it refreshes you. An unusual beer for this type but worth a try.
beeryum (652), Norcross, Georgia, USA
Jun 20, 2005 Bottle. Straw yellow but clear (but I got a pour off the top of the bottle that had settled). Lemony and somewhat sweet aroma. Nice light body, with lemons and citrus and some spice, and light malts and a light tartness. Noted and a little surprising bitter finish.
Papsoe (14642), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Jun 20, 2005 (Bottle 75 cl) A very unusual Biere Blanche. Darker, stronger, weirder. Dark golden with a nice, creamy head. Very complex spiced pattern - appart from the usual orange peel and coriander also juniper is used. Some citric bite and a unusual (for it’s type) bitter finish. Not quite as quenching as lighter Belgian Wits, but very original and different wheat beer, but probably not what most would consider a Biere Blanche. 170198
Shag (1922), Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA
Jun 19, 2005 A yellow appearance with a large white head. The aroma was musky and citrusy. The flavor had a lot of lemons. grapefruit, and hay. A little bit of funkiness exists in the aftertaste. This was a very good one
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