Blanche du Mont Blanc

Brewed by Brasserie du Mont-Blanc
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Chambéry, France

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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Bottle: Poured a hazy yellow color ale with large foamy head with some retention and not much lacing. Aroma of medium wheat malt with some coriander. Taste is also a mix between some average wheat malt notes with light fruity ester and some coriander. Body is about average with OK carbonation. Lacking body and spicing is a bit shy for a middle of the road offering.

330 ml bottle bought in Jumbo, Santiago de Chile. Pours a cloudy yellow color with a soda head that dissappears after 3 seconds. Aroma is spicy and yeasty, very artificial. Overpowering coriander note. Nothing else. Taste is artificial, very sweet with lots of coriander and bubblegum taste. Not good. A plastic replica of a Belgian Wit. This was a serious dissapointment after trying the very good Rousse. I’m not even trying the green or the violet one.

21/11 0.75 l bottle, great thanks ogivlado for sharing! It poured opaque pale yellow body with big head. Cloying sugary and yeasty aroma, simple but pleasant. Sweetish flavor as well, lots of vanilla with spices, coriander, bubblegum... Regarding the style, it’s definitely full bodied. Finish was long of course and reflected completely from how it tasted. A very nice wit! Low percentiles? Well, I guess in this style most people appreciate blandness and utter simpleness!

Bottle 33 cl, Fleurs du Malt. Pours cloudy pale golden with a shortlived small white head. Aroma is yeasty, wheaty, fruity, bananas and bready. Flavor is wheaty, yeasty, fruity with bananas and citrus in front, slightly bitter and spicy. Finishes shortlived fruity, yeasty and bitter.

bottle from saveur-biere.com. Cloudy pale yellow, tiny white head, quickly disappearing. Not over-carbonated, quite smooth start, whetay and yeasty with pleasant fruity and spicy flavours. A well-balanced blanche.

A hazed blonde wit with a thin white head. In aroma, nice juniper berries, and woody extract, grassy, strawberries, a bit oxidized. In mouth, a sweet light banana malt with dryish character, a bit of oxidation, light cloves and juniper, not bad.

Very pale lemony color... Little foam... Lemony smells and kinda watery taste. Really refreshing but not strong at all. More like a lemon beer...

Bottled 750ml. -from Auchan Torino. Slight cloudy yellow coloured, small white head that went away fast, fresh citrusy nose. Wheaty, yeasty and light watery with pleasant notes of coriander. Short spicy finish. Refreshing but a bit too mild.

Croatian November ’11 RB tasting, Ogi’s bottle. Poured a misty pale ochre body. Dusty soapy nose, fruity and malty, yet nice! Fruity soft lactic taste, agrumey. All in all, a very good wit.

Bottle looks a bit complex. Beer in the glass not very zippy, small head. Nice fruity aroma like apricots. Starts mild, modest sourish, mild fruity. Finish again mild, almost washy, modest spicy. Nothing special.

Originally rated March 2008. Thanks to Drisse for bringing this one back from France. Pours a blonde colour until the bottom of the bottle is shaken, and then becomes cloudy. The carbonation is composed of big bubbles which I found different. The head is white, small, disappears fast and hardly any lace remains. The orange zest is what I smell the most in here, with some of the witbier yeast. The taste is pretty nice and refreshing with a nice balance of the orange, corriander and yeast. The mouthfeel is a bit thin, but this makes this one more drinkable.