Unibroue Blanche de Chambly

Brewed by Unibroue (Sapporo)
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Chambly, Canada

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

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Weird mouthfeel, it almost feels like you are having a mineral water with some spicey and citrusy beer flavours. Alright but I want to try the 750.

Drinkable, I just don’t like this type of beer. I think i made then comment after having this beer, ’Beers in Canada Suck ass.’ I took this back after I had St. Ambroise Oatmeal Stout.

Pale yellow. Very hazy. More fullbodied than your everyday witnier. Vanilla aroma, and a hint of citrus flavour.

big head out of my bottle, albeit short-lived. very yeasty aroma and very light bodied...not a very good example of the style

This is an okay wit. A little overcarbonated, and not as complex as, say, Hoegaarden or Allagash. Lacks body. Overall, not bad, but there is better out there.

Very refreshin with strong lemon notes

I bought the 750 ml bottle. The first glass I tried was just o.k. even after swirling around the bottle a bit. (That’s what you’re suppose to do with yeast beers) After I drank my second glass, it contained more of the yeast sediments that were trapped in the base of the bottle. This is a darn good Witbier. I thoroughly enjoyed drinking this beer.

First witbier I’ve ever tasted. Smells like Pledge furniture polish a bit. I once returned a bottle of this because I thought it was going to be skunky due to the yeast sediment(which is supposed to be in the bottle). Silly me! The beer? The commercial description nails it on the head. I liked what I tasted of my first witbier. Blanche De Chambly is recommended.

very light wit. a little tart but is overwhelmed by the lemon added to it. not as distinctive as Unibroue’s other products.

Just a white. Some spices, some sweetness.