Unibroue Blanche de Chambly

750 ml bottle, best before 11/11/06. Sampled 2/15/07. Hazy golden, with a thin white head.

Aroma is lemon, apple, and toast. slight yeast notes as well.

Delicate flavors of lemon, apple, corriander, with a light peppery bite. Crisp clean finish.

Not overly complex, but it works.

12 oz bottle from a variety pack. Large white head, definitely hit with the citrus upon first sniff. Smooth and not overly bitter, got smoother as it went down. Good whit, but not my favorite of the pack. That’s probably just personal preference as I prefer darker heavier ales to the lighter beers. Still, very easy to drink.

Poured light gold with a little head. The aroma and taste were very yeasty with hints of fruit.

12 oz bottle poured into glass. Nice white head with citrius aroma. Very pleasant tasting with citrius fruity flavors. I enjoyed this beer.

Very carbonated. Not as much cloudiness as I would expect to see in a bottle fermented white beer. Flavor a bit thin.

Pours a hazy goden color. Aroma of strong grainy yeast and a slight hint of ripe fruit sweetness. Flavor is very carbonated and gives off a very grainy yeasty character with very little balance. A so-so beer that fits the unibroue standard.

Pours a hazt light golden color. A nice foamy head. A sweet champagne arpma. The flavor is light and very caronibated. Slight vanellia flavor , touch of citrus.

Bottle. Huge friggin’ gusher, be surprised if I got 1/2 the bottle. Sweet apple cider and champagne nose. Cloudy, overly carbonated lemon yellow with an obviously unontrollable creamy white head. Mild lemony notes with yeast and mild coriander, thin-medium body, smooth and creamy yet refreshingly crisp ... but ... nothing particularly startling, and I’m still pretty pissed about the mess.