Saint-Monon 1673

Brewed by Brasserie Saint-Monon
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Ambly, Belgium

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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Bottled. Hazy yellow colour, small creamy head. Strong wheat, fruit (citrus), quite typical witbierish nose. Sour witbierish flavour with some soapish hints. Some hayish/mouldy/grassy notes too. Strong fruity finish,

(Bottled) Opaque light yellow color with almost no head. Quite crisp, slightly sour, very witbierish, wheaty and spicy with some alcohol. Neutral, slightly sour and papery flavor with wheaty malt, some light toffee and not much hops. Dryish finish. Flavor hides the ABV well. Light to medium-bodied, pretty flat-carbonated palate. A decent "witbock" but overall a bit empty.

BOttled (BB 09/2008)
Hazy pale yellow, very small white head. A bit sugary, wheaty nose. A bit alcoholic, coriander spicey, grassy hoppy flavor. Thin mouthfeel. Hoppy, slightly sweetish aftertaste.