Blanche de Namur

Brewed by Du Bocq
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Purnode-Yvoir, Belgium

The 15.4 ounce bottle poured a slightly hazy straw colored beverage with a snowy white creamy smooth head that was completely lasting and left great lacing on the glass. The aroma was true to the style with dry sour fruity aromas. The body was medium-light with lively carbonation and a dry texture. The flavor starts out lightly sour and stays that way through the medium-long finish, mellowing as it ages on the tongue. The finish is dry, tart and refreshing with slight alcohol warmth.

Pale cloudy lightyellow beer. Aromas of citrus-zest, coriander, oranges and yeast. Lots of coriander, sweetish, slightly acidic, citrussy taste and a bit bitter in the finish. Decent witbier, but a bit too spicy. Brewer, take it easy on the coriander!!

Bottle. Cloudy yellow colour with fast disapearing head. Aroma of coriander and oranges. Too ordinary and boring.

Corked bottle with a date of 08/08/09. Small white fizzy head that mostly diminished, fair amount of lacing, visible carbonation, cloudy, and a straw yellow hue. Nose was coriander, sweet, fruity, spicy, and oranges. Flavor was smooth, sweet, ornages and coriander. Finishes dry. Mouthfeel was mostly smooth with a slight tingliness and dry. Medium body. Decent brew, but there are better ones out there of this style.

Pours cloudy lemon yellow twirling with floaties and a good amount of foam that dissipates quickly, light wheat and malt fragrances with citrus and some spices in the nose, faint malt and citrus flavor, lots of carbonation, light on the palate, little bite on the tongue, medium dry in the mouth.

Blanche de Namur 750ml bottle Brewed spring 06, whitened 04/07 Medium pour in a chalice. Poured a hazy golden yellow, with floaties, with a moderate fizzy somewhat diminishing white head. Smelt of moderate coriander, flowery wheat, lemons and light anise Taste was upfront moderate sour sweet and bitter lemon and white doughiness followed by a moderate yeasty dough and bitter spices on an average finish. Palate was light bodied, lively carbonated, slightly dry. Overall, a very refreshing Belgian white that satisfied very well. Perfect for a hot summer day.

Yellow/orange body with creamy frothy white head. Big yeast nose. Must say how nice the lacing was. Taste is all fruit-yeast blend. Lots of carbination. This would have been great on a hot summer day. Thanks for the Mystery trade!

cloudy light golden color, it has lively carbonation with small white head. the aroma is citrusy and so is the flavor. light bodied, easy to drink in warm weather.