Unibroue Blanche de Chambly

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.

12oz bottle. Pours cloudy golden color with white head. Aroma wheat and spice. Taste of wheat and yeast with a clean finish.

Typical serviceable wheat. Though seemed more of the German style than the Belgian as I noticed mostly bananas and cloves in the nose with only a hint of orange. The look is light and unfiltered, the head is thick and white. The palate is nice and mellow, with a banana taste predominant. Good.

Pours a light gold with ample white head. Typical spicy/citrusy coriander aroma. Tastes very spicy with some fruit as well. Finishes dryer than I expected. Very refreshing.

Vanilla/citrus scent with a slight hint of hazelnut. Light color with little head and smooth, crisp palate. Easy drinking beer with not much flavor and hint of spice in the aftertaste. A great way for me to explain the taste would be "tame"...

POurs light orange with some decent head. The sense of citrus and spice shows through and with the palate you get banana and corriander along with the clean hint of the wheat.