Blanche de Namur

Nothing disagreeable in this citrusy white Belgian. Thick, foamy head fades quickly. Yellowish slightly cloudy body. Mild tang in the back of the throat. Almost no bitterness. Low enough in alcohol to serve as a good summer thirst quencher.

Pours very pale and not that murky for a white, with a tall, chunky white head. Aroma is is grassy hops, wheat, orange peel, a tiny bit of yeast. Flavor is indeed very smooth, thirst quenching-sure. Lots of lemony citrus, slight cranberry tartness, and a little metalic dryness, slightly sweet malts mix with the citrus notes and kind of remind me of fresh baked orange glazed dinner rolls. Palate is thin, but not over carbonated, nor distracting. Overall a great summer beer but a tad lacking in the complexity department.

Bottle 0,33ltr: Hazy yellow Belgian White and must this one of the better ones. Slightly sour and very thirstquenching.

I have a soft spot for this beer. Beautiful hazy yellow colour, thick creamy white head. Aroma of citrus, grass and wheat. Flavour is lots of citrus, soft wheat and some coriander. Soft mouthfeel. Quite sour/tart, but very refreshing witbier.

Poirotti Toinen Linja. grey-white with white head. Very lemony/limey and too watery and light. better if it was a hot day...

Hazy blonde in color- aroma of coriander and citrus, yeast, wheat- aroma on the mild side. Taste: the usuals for a wit, but a bit more subdued than some others I’ve had. Ok.

The aroma is tart with malt, citrus, spice, and yeast. The appearance is yellow white with a nice head. The flavor is like the aroma. The palate is thin. Overall it’s not that good.

not too flavorful. Its too tart on the wrong side of good tart. its got medium malts with orange and some coriander, not the best.