St. Bernardus Blanche (Witbier)

This is a great beer as to be expected of St. Bernardus. Pours a cloudy golden color with tons of fluffy white head. Nice aroma consisting of wheat and spices. Medium bodied with excellent sweet yeast flavor with spices. This is my favorite belgian white, definitely worth the price.

aroma of lemon and bready yeast. appearance is sunshine with dish soap bubble head. flavor is peppery, citric, touch of vinegar, more fresh baked bread. palate is sharp as it is quite well carb’d. nice beer.

Pours a hazy gold with a thick white head. No lacing to speak of. Light spicy flavor, much more subtle than American wits. Highly drinkable.

A 0.33L bottle from Alko shop. Pale head. Soft wheaty nose. Slightly hazy pale hey coloured. Slightly coriander in the nose. Mild slightly marzipanlike taste. Slightly sour. MIld hoppiness.

Pours a cloudy gold with a thick white head. Aroma of yeast and banana. Flavor is sweet and citrusy with some yeasty spice and sweet malt. Very refreshing with a smooth finish.

0.33 l bottle from Alko. Hazy yellow color with frothy head. Wheaty aroma with hint of grapefruit and pepper. Dryish wheaty flavor with lemon, grapefruit, herbal hops and subdued peppery spiciness. Sharp carbonation with a palate which is oily and watery at the same time. Drinkable but somewhat dull witbier.

330 ml bottle. Hazy yellow colour, thick and creamy white head. Spicy aroma of wheat and citrus. Refreshing flavour of citrus fruits and spices, some hops in the finish. Medium-bodied and foamy. Very nice.

This is probably the best wheat bear I’ve tried. There’s no hint of sugar or high fructose corn syrup or any of that nastiness.