Unibroue Blanche de Chambly

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

(Bottle). Very floral fruity aroma. Hazy yellow orange with no head. Mild lemon and yeast taste, with some spicy tang. Lots of carbonation. Refreshing, and pretty good, although not my favorite style.

Bottle. Cloudy, unfiltered orange at the thick part of the glass, leads to cloudy golden yellow at the narrow part of the glass. The white head pours thick with orange zest, clove, lemon, mandarin orange aroma, then disappears quickly. I taste strong orange and lemon; this bottle has some wateriness. Thin. Fresh draughts of this are great in summer when available.

Perfect Wit color. Big, fluffy head. Very spicy. Coriander, clove, banana, sink, albatross, stapler, and your cousin Alison in the nose. The Taste is full flavored and produces all the nose promised, except for Alison, the skanky bitch. Light mouthfeel with tons of bubbles, much like Alison’s brain. Oh, tell Alison I said hello.

750ml bottle - part of a Unibroue tasting at a local store. Light yellow in color with a lacy white head. Not a great deal of aroma. Citrusy wheat flavor with banana notes. Spicy finish.

6’er acquired in Whistler, BC. Standard north american take on a belgian wit with a bit more bite to it.

From a 750nl bottle from By the Bottle in Vancouver, WA--Poured a sparkling pale white-golden hazy body with a thick white fluffy soft head. Crisp, effervescent, smooth, spicy, phenolic. Nice easy wit. Mmmm.

It has a citrus smell. Now I’m not a fan of these light citrus type of beers so I kind of already knew what it was going to taste like. It does have that sweeter citrus flavor to it, but I must admit that this is one is smooth. Not too bad at all for a lighter, sweeter beer. Good Job!!

Strange taste of peroxide plus a slightly metallic finish. Overcarbonated and thin. This one clings to the lowest rung of drinkability - surprising for a Unibroue beer.