Unibroue Blanche de Chambly

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

Su amargor era suave, ademas de solo tener 5º de alcohol... al ser refermentada en la botella se pueden ver los sedimentos ademas de ese color blanco algo turbio, un sabor y aroma un poco citrico, pero agradable, ideal para tomarse fria en un dia de calor.

(12. oz bottle) standard white, yellow hue, although a little more orange than the victory we sampled side by side. soft yeast aroma with noticable spicey element (clove). tight carbonation that leaves plenty of room for flavor. nice full wheat flavor and a dry finish. will definitely come back to this one in the future. it was noticably more dynamic than the whirlbit and the carbonation is perfect - balances the taste well. clean but not watery. embrace the unibrow. re-rate: i’ve tried a fair range of witbiers and this one still stands out at the top. subtle spices, great balance, but remains complex. it doesn’t venture to far out of the box but it masters the style. really a fantastic wit.

For a white ale, this beer is near the top. The aroma is a little soft but it shouldn’t be strong. The appearance is characteristic of a white ale. The flavor was not as strong as I expected but it was smooth and had a mellow aftertaste. There are a few better white ales out there but this one should not be overlooked.

Bottle. Muddy golden coloration, with a white head. Watery. Light taste and aroma.

Pours a cloudy straw with a large, frothy white head. The aroma is the typical orange and coriander notes found in most wits, but it also has a sweetness to the nose that hints at bubble gum and a faint cotton candy. The mouthfeel is light and thin with lively carbonation. Oranges, bananas and wheat... the flavor is sweet, clean and fruity with a light wheat finish. As a fan of the style, I was impressed. An excellent wit.

Aroma of wheat and citrus, backed by a bit of coriander? Hazy gold color, but virtually no head. Starts with a bit of stone fruit, quickly becoming citrus, and the coriander seems there. Medium bodied, a bit fizzy, but not in a bad way. The finish is very lightly bitter, and overall this is quite pleasant.

Hazy straw color with a small tight head (that just wouldn’t go away). Crisp and dry without the fake citrus of other wits. Coriander and orange both come through nicely. All in all a very good hot summer beer. Enjoyed it very much.

Bottle, poured a hazy, pale straw color with a thick, and I mean thick head. Citrus aromas, typical for a wit. Similar flavors, quite crisp and dry. Refreshing and it was not a problem dring the entire 750. One of the better wit’s I’ve had, but it doesn’t really stand out as anything exceptional.