Blanche Des Neiges

Brewed by Brouwerij Huyghe
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Melle, Belgium

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

Bottle from Asao, nearing its Drink-by date. Fruity, yeasty nose, much ester: peach, honey, spices. You can smell the age a bit. Light pastel yellow, cloudy, with lace and floaties. Sweet fruit, peach, melon, oranges, honey, malty wheat, with a slight tangy edge. Definitely past its prime, but maybe hasn’t really dropped off much. A bit of vegetable, but mostly sweet and malty. Not enough tartness to be refreshing. A bit cloying, but drinkable and not much like a wit.

Bottle @ home. Cloudy, hazy pale yellow color with a full sized, slightly creamy white head. Smell wheat, lemon and citrus. Taste wheat, lemon. Suitable soft lightly fizzy carbonation, low body. Very refreshing beer, certainly on a hot summer day.

Aromas of orange and spice. Flavor has too much orange, I didn’t care for this beer much. White beers aren’t high on my list.

Pours a very pale yellow colour with visible sediment and a short lived white head. Aroma is yeasty with some citrus. Taste is citrus fruit, yeast and some spices. Body is very thin, a bit too thin. Watery texture. Light and refreshing but not very flavourful.

(Bottled). Somewhat like drinking a yougut drink in personality. spicy and fruity nose ; murky pond scum body ,witth light fluffy clouds as a head; in the mouth its rich in fruity spiceiness ,then dry and tart.

330 ml bottle a cloudy light yellow colored beer with a white head aroma wheat fruits citrus and spicy flavor wheat fruit citrus spicy and some hops

Bottled 330ml. -Hazy lemony yellow coloured, small white head that went away fast, wheaty citrusy nose. Pretty much the same in the taste, just some mild spicy and yeasty notes. Had better beers of a kind.

Wheat and citrus on the aroma. Wheaty banana and citrus with a hint of bitterness on the finish.