Vuuve

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

Serve in Tumbler, Weizen

11.2 oz bottle. Pored into a weizen glass and produce a ridiculous amount of head. No expiration date on the bottle, no telling how long it sat on the self. The head stayed the entire time, with light lacing. The standard Wit nose, orange peel, zest and coriander. A light mouthfeel with the standard Belgian Wit flavors, Is tis a good wit? Yes. Was it worth the price? No, you can find a Wit made in the states and spend less money but if you are overseas and can get this at a better price... do it!!

Sorry this taste more like a sour beer than a belgian. Bitter like that of a cherry. Not enjoyable. Never to get again.

Was an enjoyable Belgian. Nicely shaped bottle. Haha, and lots of skunky flavor.

Bottle, 33 cl. Hazy yellow beer with nice medium head that lasts. Yeasts are swimming around in the glass. Aroma is light sour, some orange peel, citrus and coriander and very promising. Taste is very specific, with a mixture of malts with citrus, orange peel and a light sourness with some light sweetness (of the malts) all around . Some spices (coriander I presume) are also coming to the foreground further in the beer. There is also a strong yeasty background int he beer, which makes you think the beer is a lot more heavy than the 5% on the bottle. Not a typical Witbier, but a surprisingly good and subtle one. A pity they don’t make it anymore...

Sampled from an 11.2 oz brown bottle this beer poured a cloudy pale yellow color with a huge soapy yellow-white head that lingered and produced some lacing. The aroma was tart and sour with notes of bread, must and lemon. The flavor was very tart and sour with strong lemon and a chalky undertone. The finish was long, tart, sour and lemony. Medium body. Ok.

Hazy yellow with a fluffy white head. Bready orange and corriander aroma and taste with a thin palate and a bready finish.

bottle, very nice looking witbier, yellow hazy with perfect foamy head, orange smell, taste: coriander, citrus, yeasty, oranges, some sweetness within. very subtile witbier and not a cliché one!

Not your everuyday hoegaerden clone, this one. the beer is shiny and clear, not clouded at all. Coriander and orange peel are named on the bottle, but I sense cardemom as well. A nice one!