Brunehaut Bio Blanche

Brewed by Brunehaut
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Rongy, Belgium

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

bottle from beerplanet.eu. cloudy yellow, clear white head. aroma of wheat, coriander, faint citrus, yellow fruits,ripe fruits, bittersweet. flavor is bisquits, wheat, yeast, caramel, yellow fruits. At the beginning it comes off as too caramelly and malty and cloying, but after a while the wheat character shines thorugh and makes it more drinkable. A pretty sweet and slightly malty bitter kind of witbeer. BBF 2012 so not aged.

33cl, organic brew, from the brewery, not complex Belgian White, malty/spicy and slightly bitter, not balanced, cloudy, rocky head, nothing special

Bottle at Ungstrup’s - Thanks. Cloudy yellow - no head. Wheaty, citrus, spicy, coriadner, sugar, white sugar, light hoppy, light bitterness, dryness. Classic wit - but a bit boring.

Bottled. A hazy golden beer with a thin white head. The aroma has notes of lemons, coriander, and wheat. The flavor is sweet with notes of wheat, lemons, and coriander, leading to a dry finish.

Not bad for a witbier. Scored just about the regular score for witbieren. Quite okay.

Bottle 0,33ltr: Much better bio-version of this Witbier, the other had some Saison character, this more Hoegaarden. Cloudy yellow with good thirstquenching abbilities.

On bottle at Le Bier Circus, Bruxelles. Very drinkable beer, it was suggested to me by the boss, in association with a soup fish (Waterzooi). Excellent pairing with the food I was eating, which allowed me to better notice the contrast between the beer and the food and to not cover the fish taste. Light, with a medium head, not persistent, wheat aroma and a little bit fruity. Good!

Bottled (from beerplanet.eu). Hazy yellow colour with small head. Aroma is wheat, some fruits, spices and mild spiced notes. Flavour is wheat, some non-too sweet nor acidic lemon along with some herbal and yeasty notes. Quite watery beer.