Celis White (Belgian)

Spicy nose, cloyingly sweet and yeasty. Hazy yellow body, small white head. Yeasty flavor, quite sourish.

Bottled as Gensch Mannekes Pies. Yellow coloured with a small white head. Acidic aroma of lactic acid and fruits. Acidic flavour of corn and fruits. Boring.

Draught as Celis White
Pale lemon yellow, small creamy white head. Yeasty, wheat aroma. Also in the flavor sweetish yeast dominates. Medium-bodied. Crisp, uninteresting "bulk" witbier.

A beer with almost no body. A citrus-like flavour, but there are better Belgian white beers available. This is indeed a very quenching beer. (Bottle 25cl)

labeled as "celis white". fruity witbier with lots of spices. lightyellow hazy beer(see picture). fresh citrus taste with koriander and other spices(meaty?). full all rounded palate, light bodied. i remember Hoegaarden wit used to be like this years ago. very nice!

What a mess. RateBeer says ’Ertvelds Wit’. The label says ’Gensch Mannekes Pies’. And if you peel it off, there’s another label underneath which says ’Celis White’. Ahm... 25 cl bottle, bottled/bbe? Very pale, straw coloured, little sparkle, weak head leaving fine lace. Spiced aroma, citrus peel, but also some a bit weird spiciness which is also present in de Witte Lambiek of Timmermans; there’s malt in the nose, too. Lemony and sourish flavour with a gentle hop finish. Thin palate.

Too bad Celis left Texas... Pours a rich, cloudy gold. Hints of orange and lemon in the nose, and the taste is an extension, with a smidgen of malt thrown in. Mouthfeel is lush, and seems to coat the mouth. A very enjoyable beer.

(Bottle 25 cl) Paleish yellow, with a very white, rather small head. Nice citrusy touches and a soft tartness. But nice and rounded with lots of flavours. Almost no body and no bitternes either. But quenching indeed. 181096

(Bottle 25 cl) As "Gensch Mannekes Pies" 4/2/5/2/9=2,2 291005