Unibroue Blanche de Chambly

bananna, pear, lemon, not too much yeast, no off after taste like so many in the style. This is not a style I go for but may be best I’ve tried in it.

12oz bottle. Hazy pour with citrus nose. Nose indicates light citrus and some yeast. This was enjoyed with an orange peel. Palate is incredibly smooth and turns to fizz in your throat. Beautiful.

Pours hazy, and a wonderful citrus smell... very smooth and refereshing... a very good wit!

Pours hazy golden with a small white head. Aroma is citrusy, with some champagne like notes. Taste is very smooth with some citrus tastes as well. Definitely a good wit.

A frothy head on a cloudy yeasty body. Nice white beer. Some cloves and wheat taste. very ncie.

Dec 2005 - I wonder if I got the same beer as some of the others describe here. Poured clear pale straw color (looked lighter than it does in that picture up there), very little head and lacing. Aroma was almost nonexistant. Mouthfeel was mildy carbonated. The taste was very subdued...not watery, but very little going on in the way of spices or any flavor, for that matter. No sweetness at all (and I had nothing else to eat or drink for an hour at least before drinking this). Dry finish. I have another bottle of this, maybe my second experience will be better than the first.

Bottle. Champagne golden white coloring. ample carbonation. 1" head with clean evaporation. Yeasty, green grapes, fruity notes. Spoiled orange juice on the turn-type of scent. Clear, even, pure initial flavoring that gives way to yeasty, doughy, residual. Pleasing after dinner drink

Pours a dark cloudy yellow with a frothy white head. Aroma of lemon, tangerine and slight banana. Flavor is very citrusy without the spice to sort of balance it out. Sticky short finish.