St. Bernardus Blanche (Witbier)

Pours a hazy golden color with a thin white foany head.Aroma of yeast, and do i mean yeast!! smells like a bag of bread...Taste is yeasty and citrus, lemon, hint of clove. I love St Bernardus beer but , this was a liitle weak

Pours a cloudy orange with about a finger of stark white head. Aroma of lemon peel. Interesting taste, very light mouthfeel, almost watery, but ends with a nice taste of orange and banana with a slightly bitter aftertaste. I’m not a big witbier fan, but I am a fan of Bernardus, and they do not disappoint with this.

bottle poured a hazy golden amber in color with tons of yeast at the bottom and producing a thick two finger head of white foam backing off to a thin layer. aroma has sweet yeast, grains, lemon tarts, citrus, and some grass. mouth feel is thin but the texture is interesting, thick and thin at the same time. flavor is wheat and grains put against some sweetness. citrus and lemons make an appearance in a desert like way taking things in another direction with spice and grass. one of the best wits i have tried with many layers of flavors to offer.

(Bottle) Hazy custard color with sudsy foam. Smells yeasty with strong lemon, lemon verbana, and orange as well as more subtle mint and cilantro. Mouthfeel is spritzy, solid, soft, smooth. Flavors start off with pumpkin & yam sweetness, then progress through herbs, perfume, and honeydew before yielding to lemon custard at the end. One of the more complex witbiers.

Hazy, medium amber.Very fruity aroma.Orange and banana mostly.Sweet flavor.Medium body,yeasty mouthfeel.Pretty good.

750 ml. bottle, poured this into a wit glass and got a huge head of egg whites and a milky yellow body, very lemony, with clove and coriander spices, crisp spicy finish

It pours a cloudy yellow with a orange edge, and struts a fine white foam. Tart fruit greets the nose, orange, spice, and a slight grassy character. In the mouth, it comes cross soft and quite refreshing. First a slight malty sweetness with a mild orange, the medium carbonation playing the tongue. Then it shifts into it’s more tangy spicy notes, leaving the mouth with only a subtle spiciness.

A nice Belgian white ale, but this style is not my perference. The taste is fruity and light. The palate was good, but the taste is too fruity for me, almost like a cider. Reminds me of a less banana-ie version of Leinenkugel’s Sunset Wheat.