Unibroue Blanche de Chambly

Pours yellow-gold with white head. Sweet pears and spicy smells. Refreshing Wit but not enough complexity in mouth.

Bottle thanks to Matt7215.....pours a cloudy goldenrod with a thin off-white head--initially fluffy, then falls....smells of sweet yeast and mild banana....very light aroma and body--not watery though, just light and slightly creamy....flavors are yeasty and very light banana...flavor is defiantly lacking, but its light and refreshing++a touch of sweet in the finish

Bottle. Pours gold with a white head. Sweet aroma, with lemon, spices, and wheat. Medium body. Flavor has lemon, spice, nutmeg, and yeast. Pretty good.

Pours bright yellow with thick white head. Nose of spice, yeast and lemon. Flavor was citrus and fruity sweet. Had a little bite with hints of spice and a nice clean finish.

330ml bottle. Bright straw body with slight haze, dense creamy white head atop leaving solid lace. Aroma is very in-your-face, plenty of bitter orange, lemon, and spice, sourdough bread and wheat malt in the background. Creamy texture, high carbonation, fullish body, some sourness and drying throughout. Plenty of spice on the body, sharp citrus rind and subtle fruity esters i’d best describe as pear and banana. Finishes with a dry wheat bread character, some sourness in there, but complimentary. Certainly one of the best Belgian-style Wits i’ve tried to date.

Pours a hazy yellow with a white head. Aroma of yeast, citrus and spices. Flavor is spices, yeast, citrus. Very easy to drink and refreshing, with lots of carbonation.

Bottle. Pours cloudy yellow, with floaty yeast crudnik, white head that dies fast. Citrusy and yeasty aromas. Flavors of citrus, bread, wheat, a little spice. Gentle, mild, relaxing.

Bottle looks good, the beer in the glass extremly zippy. Starts yeasty-sourish, finish a bit moldy. Not bad!