I tried this on draft. It has a yellow unclear color with a light head - as is typical for belgian witbeers. The aroma is fruity and slightly sour also like most witbeers. The flavor is a flat wheat flavor with notes of fruit.

(Bottle 25 cl) In my original version brewed by "De Gouden Boom" in Bruges. Pale, hazy yellow with a small white ale. Very typical witbier look. Has all the nice spicy and citrusy flavours but is more bitter and pilsner-like than most wits. Less wheat malt perhaps. A bit flat but nice indeed. 181096 and 280499

Very pale yellow, really hazy. Spicy aroma with a slight of citrus. Very light body, dryish with hints of honey. A well balanced and refreshing witbier.

33 cL bottle, as Brugs witbier. Pours pale yellow, hazy and with a white head. Mild wheaty aroma, very mild coriander note. Flavour is banana wheaty and mellow from the Belgian yeast. Ends smooth towards slight cloying (too much wheat).

I love witbiers and this is my favourite. Great malt flavours balance off the spices perfectly. A fresh Blanche de Bruges is a wonder to behold.