Vuuve

Formerly brewed at Brouwerij De Regenboog
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Assebroek-Brugge, Belgium

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

Very strange and unappealing meaty aroma. Reminds me of canned soy dogs that I eat when camping. Hazy pale yellow with little head. Sour and metallic. This bottle is off.

I like the label on this one - a peachy white color with a cutesy font, the uu with dots to look like boobies, and cross sectioned oranges as the background. the color is yellow gold, clear with lots of fizz up the body. very short creamy white head, but long lasting. aroma is as advertised and then some - fresh orange peel, coriander, but also yeasty malt, leather. and this smells so familiar, but what is it? I can’t put my finger on it.. no, wait, this smells like an original Trader Vic’s Mai Tai!! the body is surprizingly thin, with a light tangy/tart intro. dry spices come in, yes coriander. this tastes like a Zombie that’s in a lot of melted ice. watery jamaican rum, lime, pineapple and lemon juice flavors are there. mouthfeel is fizzy in the finish, like a ginger ale with yeast and no sweetners. what an extraordinary wit beer!!

Hazy blonde with fizzy white head. Citrusy, spicy aroma. Sour astringent start. Very acidic, citrus peel flavor. Very sour, yet drinkable. Clean mouthfeel, slightly fruity finish. Not sure if the acidic sourness is intended or if this bottle is infected.

Cloudy golden colour with a small off white head. Strong coriander aroma with an orange fruityness. Sour citric flavor with a grapefruit touch.

Bottle purchased at Oliver’s in Albany. Sweet banana in the nose with a weird sourness and other spices that escape me. A very interesting and eclectic aroma. Hazy straw color with a white head. Start is sour and citrusy. A lot more of the sourness persists throughout. Acidic and thinnish. This seems as though it might have a touch of infection, although the sourness may be intentional. I will have to try this again and see if this weird sourness is consistent or if this was just a bad bottle...

Bottled at DBF 2005. Clear yellow coloured with a small head. Acidic fruity aroma with spicy notes. Acidic flavour with notes of spices and berries. Tastes more like a gueuze than a witbier.

Bottle. Aroma of yoghurt, mold, cloves with a hint of sourness. Pale golden colour, creamy white head. Moldy, sour flavour. The sourness is a bit weird. Moldy aftertaste. The mouthfeel is very swelling.

Pours a cloudy yellow with a big long lasting head. Sour aroma with some citrus and yeast. Tart flavor with some orange. Slightly dry bitter finish. Im not impressed.