Belgoo Witte

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

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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

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.

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.