Blanche de Namur

Bottle - cloudy whitish yellow - Large fluffy white head. Sweet citrusy aroma. Low carbonation and thin bodied. Slightly frothy mouthfeel. Sweet with lemon and a little bit perfumy.

Cloudy yellow colour with an initially large white head which dissipated fairly rapidly to a long lasting thin one. Medium to full bodied with average to high carbonation. Sweet fruity, citrus aromas and flavours. Slightly spicy. Sweet crisp finish. Pretty good. (Bottle. 75cl)

Bottled Nice balance in carbonation and a hint of sweetness. Lots of coriander seeds and orange peel in aroma and taste

...very nice wit, with abundant fruity notes, as well as some great spicy hints. Flavors balance well, with a malty, hazy appearance and smooth mouthfeel. Hard to find, but a damn a good wit, try it.

a golden-yellow witbier with a white frothy head that disappears quickly. The aroma is pepper spice with some hoppy notes. I taste some orange and malt flavor. This is a little watery. There is some spice and alcohol evident. But the overall effect is a bit weak. The finish is bland & sour with a slight spicy bite. Not up there with the best witbiers.

Bottle. Hazy yellow colour with a huge white mostly lasting head. Rich aroma and taste of malt and orange with hints of coriander. Nice body. A bit sweet for my taste.

750, corked and baled. Crystal clear medium gold body with a big fluffy mess of a platinum blonde head. Plenty of webby lace. Got that big spicy green apple nose happening--fantastic. You’re in the mood for what it has to offer before you’re even close to getting a sip. Medium body, not very carbed, light, buttery mid-palate. It all kinda falls apart after that delicious nose. Not much finish.

Light nose of grass, sweet malt, oranges and corriander. The hazy pour is topped by a big fluffy white head. Nice, if inoffensive wit...easy drinking, but nothing remarkable in any way.