Belgoo Witte

Brewed by Brasserie La Binchoise
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Binche, Belgium

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

Big thanks to Phil L. Aroma is malts and citrus. Flavour quite malty too and a decent amount of citrus and wheat. When I say decent amount, I mean quite mellow which I like. Refreshing and tasty. Not bad.

Very refreshing, smooth wheatbeer. Citrus tones. Ideal thirst quetcher for the summer season. Unfortunately not yet for sale (we tested preproduction samples)

UPDATED: OCT 3, 2007 A little better white beer as Blanche des neiges. Tasted on same festival. There is also a Belgoo Blond. The blond I do not have tasted yet

UPDATED: JUL 16, 2007 Don’t shoot the rater, but, seen the double oo is circled on the bottle, I think it refers to the international indication on airplanes, Belgium being OO Fast gone, dense white head, shards of lace over fully hazy pale lemon-yellow beer. Overpowering coriandernose, with false orange/citrus notes, and a bit of hazelnut oil(?). Fruity, false-lemony taste from the coriander overdose. God, what ails these people? Wheatslickness, light to medium bodied. Another cartoon-like repeat performance of a Hoegaarden. I am informed this beer is NOT a definitive version, just an experimental version. As this might mean extensive change, the beer will have to be retried and rerated.