Brouhaha Blanche Soleil

Brewed by Broue Pub Brouhaha
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Montreal, Canada

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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On tap at Brouhaha, pours a cloudy blonde with a big white head. Aroma of wheat and light citrus, giving a subtle tartness. Flavour of wheat, light citrus and some yeast. Light and citrusy (which characterizes this one). Decent, but boring as this style usually is.

On tap at the brewpub. Pale yellow pour with frothy white head. Aroma is very spicy, lemony, with strong yeasty notes. Taste is quite bitter, lots of citrus rind and wheat hulls. A quite aggressive take on the style.

Style et résumé: Bière de blé style belge (witbier).
Comment: Une pinte en fût sur place.
Description: Bière jaune avec une mousse blanche et trouble. Le nez est acidulé, discret. Des notes de foin coupé sont perceptible. La bouche est classique avec des épices inconnus, du blé. Elle est bien rafraichissante par ses notes acidulées.
Note: 6+/10

En fût sur place. Une bière jaunâtre, laiteuse, très jolie. Une tête mousseuse qui ne résiste pas tellement. Une dentelle qui s’installe sur la pointe des pieds. Un territoire occupé par le citron et par un étonnant parfum d’herbes fraîches et séchées. Des épices qui s’immiscent dans la conversation. Des saveurs de blé et de citron qui mordent la langue avec gentillesse. Le retour des herbes et des épices. Une impression en bouche bien plaisante. Un corps jamais trop léger et un pétillement qui rend honneur à la diffusion des saveurs. Une texture agréable pour les papilles. Une finale fraîche sur le blé et les houblons. Intéressant comme tout.

Douces notes de clou de girofle et d’agrumes sucrés avec un voile de céréales et de blé. Agréable en bouche et aucune saveur étrange.

Originally rated January 2006 when it was brewed under Ma Brasserie. Last of my Bièropholie brews bought at the Dépanneur de la Rive in Cap-Rouge, Quebec. Pours a cloudy beige-orange colour with a foamy-bubbly white head. Retention is low, so is the lacing. Corriander sediments are all over. The aroma is mostly oranges though, with some alcohol hiding behind. The oranges are also very present in the taste. Mouthfeel is dry and mildly sticky. I really enjoyed this brew, but seems more like an orange fruit beer, than a witbier.

On tap at Brouhaha. Pale brownish yellow with a small, short-lived white head. Lots of sweet citrus in the nose, along with wheat and a little spice. The wheat is upped a little in the flavour. Smooth and creamy body. Not bad.

On tap at Brouhaha. The color is a hazy dark honey with a thin white head. The taste is of malt,spicies,citrus fruits and hops. The aroma is of malt and fruits. This is a very good mix for a Belgium white, it leaves a good feeling in the mouth.

Draught. At Mondial 2009 - day 1. Very cloudy pale yellow with a solid white creamy head. Strong aroma of lemon, coriander, pear and heather (the plant, you sicko). Tastes quite grassy, with lemon and just a hint of banana, very light alcohol presence. Light bodied, very lively and fruity on the palate, with a soft grassy finish - very refreshing, a tad hoppy for the style, but well-balanced and done.

Draught at ’Mondial de la Biere 2009’, Montréal, QC. Pours a very cloudy pale yellow with an average size somewhat-lasting white head. Nice aroma of banana, citrus, other fruit and wheat. Very refreshing flavour, follows the aroma and tastes great. Average bodied. Fantastic! That’s three for three with brewery so far!