Blanche des Fagnes

Brewed by Brasserie des Fagnes
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Mariembourg, Belgium

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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Light hazy yellow coloured beer with lots of carbonation and an average white head. Herby aroma, light dry malty near the end with some peppery touches. Medium to full dry palate. FInish is bitter, light herby and dry hoppy touched. Hints of koriander and orange peel. Rather dry but decent white beer.

75cl, exclusive brew, from De Hopduvel Gent, complex Belgian White, balanced, hazy, small head, nice brew

Bottle, 75 cl. It’s weeks ago taste this beer. Now found my notes. Hazy yellow color, with white head. Aroma yeast, citrus, fruity. Medium body. Taste lemon, fruity, bitterness, dry end. Not so great.

6% 75cl bottle from the brewery. Typical white beer: hazy, cloudy hay colour with an enthousiastic head. Smells fruity, citric, like lemon peels... has a peculiar salty, irony, vinegary taste which reminds me of a terribly bitter fruit beer I had once. Dry and watery, it doesn;t leave much of an aftertaste.

Bottled. Cloudy pale yellow. Strong citiric aroma. Sweetish and rather light-medium bodied with rounded mouthfeel and a short, but intense blast of orange flavour. Lightly salty finish. On the fuller, more flavourful side of witbiers.