Blanche De Bruxelles / Manneken Pis Belgian White
Brasserie Lefèbvre SA

 

Pours a hazy and fizzy pale amber, with a big foamy white head. Immediate clementine on the nose, with floral yeasty funk behind. Chocolate orange on the tongue, developing into more lemony citrus. Finishes long, with citrus sweetness.

Bottle 0.75L.
Hazy pale yellow body with a large, frothy, white head, mostly lasting with some lacing; very high density of tiny particles.
Moderate malty and hoppy (citrus) aroma with some spicy notes.
Moderate sweet flavour with an acidic character.
Dry body with a watery texture; soft carbonation.

Draught served by a roaring open fire in the Belgian Bar in Altrincham town centre
Pours a hazy lemon jello body with tight white head
Aroma is coriander and juniper
Flavour is orange peel and yellow pepper

Hazy yellow color, mid-sized white head. Malt, citrus, and coriander in aroma. The taste is similar. Easy to drink. Very light bitterness. Classy Belgian witbier

On tap at Sabatinis in Exeter pa early this evening.

First pint from a fresh barrel. Hazy orange/yellow body. Big frothy head shrinks to a solid covering, leaving a sheet of lacing. Aroma is mildly yeasty, stronger of wheat. On tasting, light bodied, a little sweetness, clean and refreshing. There is a pleasing apple note. Finish is quite drying, so you are reaching for another mouthful very soon. Abv friendly. Great end of shift beer.

 

Tap pull at O’Brien’s Irish Pub, Toulouse, France.
Handsome heady pour into a Guinness glass.
Aroma of fruits, almost flowery, biscuit.
Taste is light, citrusy lemon-orange, spice, malt, yeasty roundness. Finished slightly sweet and dry,
Mouth is light, medium to high carbonation.
Overall, a nice day pounder, tasty and decent. Love it the tap handle features the little dude pissing.,.

 

330ml. bottle in Vientiane, Laos.Pours a cloudy, golden colour with a frothy white head that lingers. Aroma of citrus, spice, malt. Taste of orange, coriander, peppery spice, banana. A decent and refreshing Witbier.

 

Nice "white beer" .... Very fragrant and sweet to taste and mine had an added bonus of some yeasty chunks floating about ... Cheers

pours a super hazy mellow yellow body with a chalk white head that has moderate retention and leaves sheets of thin bubbled lacing behind as it settles to a thin patchy cap

aroma is soft sweet and floral. light tartness and a pleasant belgian yeast backer

taste is lemon forward, softly sweet and barely tart, with a bit of spiced up belgian goodness

mouthfeel is medium-light bodied with high carbonation that runs smooth with a crisp finish and a subtle, floral and sweet/tart aftertaste

overall:
it's an easy belgian affair. a sip-all-night'r. nothing complicated, yet, the lemon focus and ultimate softness makes for a high caliber session'r.

 

This beer is light and fairly crisp, but not a lot going on. Had it poured from tap into a tulip glass at a World of Beer. Light yellow color with good initial white head and decent lacing. Light lemon smell and taste with a hint of spice. Maybe better if fresher?

 

Unfiltered gold appearance with a large, white head and modest lacing. Understated aroma, with yeast, spices and tart fruit poking through. Dry, spicy, yeasty taste with flavors of lemon rind and orange peel. Medium-to-light bodied, decently carbonated mouthfeel. Peppery, mildly bitter, lingering finish.

At Taste of Belgium Crestview Hills in a pint glass.

Nice light, crisp beer. Generous lace with appealing hazy, light pale yellow color. Taste of hop and citrus accompanied with a slight spicey spike. Medium carbonation and smooth feel.

Picked up a pint can at Total Wine. Cloudy lemon color on the pour with ample head and lace. Slight aroma of fruit and coriander. Flavors of grain, yeast, fruit and floral notes. Finish is smooth and crisp. A very good Witbier.