Unibroue Blanche de Chambly

bottle. very fizzy pour, very active bubbles. no head. very light taste, light after taste.

Very nice aroma but a little weak. I get mainly citrus and wheat. The taste was also a little more mild than I expected. The flavor is a very light citrus (lemon) and some wheat. I am real disappointed because when I held the bottle to light I saw TONS of sediment. The finish is clean. The palate is weak and the finish is a rather dry. Probably won’t buy this again and I was very let down by this one.

Cloudy gold orange color with no real head to speak of. Aroma is wheaty with a little spice and orange. Rather subdued aroma. Flavor is wheat, sweet citrus, spice. Light and thin. It quenched the thirst.

Bottle. Cloudy peach flavor, with a fizzy white head. White beers are some of the uglier beers around, but looks can be deceiving. Aromas of cloves, banana, and hay. A real farmhouse feel in the nose. Flavors of spices are present. Nutmeg, wheat, hay. Good. A watery finish that tickles the tongue and fancy. Good beer.

12 oz bottle from Unibroue 8 bottle sampler. Pour is a hazy, cloudy yellow with a very thin white head. Yest particulates are evident in the pour. Aroma of Belgian yeast and some earthiness. Taste is wheat body and a nice lemon tart sour twinge throughout. Very solid Belgian Wit, though not quite enough "zip" to me.

Bottle conditioned and courtesy of the LCBO. Not surprisingly, this beer has a wheaty taste, but also undertones of fruit. Nice floral aroma. Refreshing, and great for summer.

Big C & C bottle that opened with a satisfying pop like a botlle of champagne it poured a light and cloudy yellow with a huge fat white head that left moderate lacing. Slightly fruity nose with some bananas. Light mouthfeel.

Pours murky yellow with floaties in the bottom. Wheaty aroma. Bubbly mouthfeel with a spicy and fruity flavor. A hint of apricots. Good sipping beer.