Draft. Pours a pale yellow body with a white head. Aroma is orange, lemon, and wheaty. Flavor lots of wheat and some fruit breaks into this one. decent.

On tap at The Thirsty Monk, Asheville. Nice witbier aroma. Light with lemon/orange notes and mild wheat. Sweet with a bit of funk. Cloudy golden yellow with very little head. Medium body with medium-high carbonation. Starts with wheat and mild citrus peel, a bit of bubblegum. Light crisp acidity and bitter in the finish. Fairly thin, but clean after.

Draught: Aroma of yeast, bread dough, and mild spices. Poured yellow/flaxen in color with a small white head that lasted throughout. Cloudy. Opaque. Sparkling. Very good lacing. Tasted of fruit, spices, blueberry, wheat, and light bubblegum. Medium body. Dry, tingly texture. Average carbonation. Dry, yeasty finish.

Growler bottled sample from shigadeyo. Pours hazy yellow color with an average fizzy white head that was mostly lasting with good lacing. Heavy clove and banana aroma. Medium body with a sticky texture. Medium balanced sweet flavor with a medium citrus sweet finish of an average duration. My expectations where met with a hefe style brew.

<b>12/02/2007</b>: Blanche de Brooklyn has an cloudy, unfiltered pale lemon yellow color with an extremely dense, rocky white head. The head leaves thick lacing on the glass and there is an lively amount of carbonation that is appropriate for the style. The aroma also fits the style well as it contains lots of wheat, a bit of spice &#40;light coriander&#41;, and a very faint hint of orange peel. The creamy wheat flavor contains some banana and sprinkle of spice &#40;clove&#41; and grated orange zest. This beer is somewhat creamy on the palate and has a medium body. Overall this is an extremely drinkable brew. However, I think it might remind me more of a German Hefe than a Belgian Wit. Either way, it is quite good!<br /><br /> <i>1/2 gallon growler fill from Party Town in Florence, Kentucky. Rating #97 for this beer...</i><br />