Millevertus Blanchette de Lorraine

Brewed by Brasserie Artisanale Millevertus
Style: Fruit Beer
Breuvanne-Tintigny, Belgium

Serve in Flute, Shaker

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Hazy blond coloured beer with small white head and no carbonation visible. Yeasty fruity aroma. Full sparkling palate. Finish is fruits with some acidity ending hoppy bitter. Nice one.

Bottle (33 cl) from bierzwerg.de. Cloudy, milky golden, medium white head. Fruity and spicy aroma with notes of citrus and passion fruits which turned out to be some french plums (mirabelle) after reading the label and some googling. Light to meidum bodied, medium carbonation. Nice and refreshing, a perfect summer beer I would guess.

On tap at Place Luxembourg, Brussels. Gold body with small head. Nose of citrus. Quite bitter really. Taste is sweet, fruity but too bitter.

Bottle. pale blonde, cloudy. Spicy aroma (citrus, coreander, anis, nutmeg). Thin. Spicy citrus flavor. Anis and menthol. Couldn’t taste the mirabelle, because of the abundance of spices. Out of balance.

bouteille 33cl. Dorée opaque, col épais blanc. Arôme est fruité note de froment avec cette signature de Millevertus ainsi que une légère touche de mirabelle et d’épice. En bouche, une bière que je trouve sèche, note de fruit vert; mirabelle, levure et grains avec une touche citronnée. Blanche agréable et fraîche.

Bottle a hazy yellow colored beer with a white head aroma malts fruits peach some spicy and some sourness flavor malts fruits peach some sweetness spicy and some sourness

From tap at ZBF2011. Pours hazy to murky yellow with a small, creamy and white head. Aroma is yeasty, slight spiced and mellow wheaty. Coriander, bubblegum and subdued sweet wheaty flavoured. Dry and wheaty finish.

15th January 2009
Cloudy gold beer. Thin white head. Very dry with a sharp sour citrus, a little water chesnut. Very dry finish. Not bad but it feels like it wants to be a lambic.

Bottle, 5.5%. Full peachy haze with a slim, spotting white collar. Juicy, slightly horsey aroma with the tang of orange peel but also gooseberry and a distinctly lambic edge- way more complexity than your usual mush of lemon puff biscuits and coriander. That same streak of lemony, lambic tang on the palate with hints of oak and vanilla. Excellent, unusual witbier sidestepping cliched spicing.

Cloudy yellow. Medium head,holds ok at the last cm. Sticks ok to the glass. Smell is wheat, fruits. Sour-sweet. Not really my thing. Taste is unpleasant sour, a bit earthy, fruits. Don’t like it.