La Blanche De Bouillon
Brasserie De Bouillon / Le Marché De Nathalie

 

330ml bottle. Tulip glass. Enjoyed on agt´11.Pale straw color, foggy appearance. White, creamy crown. Quickly dissipated but easily recovered by twisting the glass. Floral & syrup aromas to the nose, orange hints too. Bready & spiced flavors. Orange syrup in the middle lingers into the end. Light body, high carbonation. Easy drinkability. Refreshing.

Slightly oranged color, quite dark for a witbier, and quite fizzy. A beautiful foam, abundant, white, compact, creamy, with hat.
The smell is fresh and spicy, with some atypical spices, something like a light chilli. After that, obviously, all the typical witbier notes.
The taste is similar, witbier classic, with some strange spices more, quite characterizing. Some dryness on the finish.
Light body, normal aftertaste.
After all, a good drinkability.

stub chub bottle best by 2/04.. notched. label is one of the worst ever. viking chick in a thong with a deformed ass and big sword.. worshipping a chalice full of frothy brew. she's a cartoon, standing in front of a photo of a green mountain with a fortress. weird.

pours extremely, unbelievably light in color. bubbly like champagne and creates a big head that vanishes instantly leaving big, crusty lacing like porous italian bread. this beer could be mistaken for dirty water.

nose is yeasty reminiscent of a buttered roll... some light fruit as well like strawberry. something a bit medicinal.

flavor is very surprising, starting off explosively tangy and sweet like a cider, quickly quelling the reaction with an even hit of diacetyl across the tongue. vinous notes.. very dry. like the ginger ale of beers. small lactose hints linger. lots of yeast in the bottom of the bottle, which will give a waxy, bitter taste to the final pour. beware.

mouthfeel adds bubbly refreshment and flavor profile provides substantial physical effect inside the mouth.. puckering and smooth, bubbly and sweet. complex m/f.

this is an interesting and decent beer.. if this was my local beer and i lived in belgium, it would surely be a summer session type thing. very much like that n/a sparkling white grape juice they sell near the holidays. i could drink several more, but i only have one. leaves a unique impression, but i wouldnt seek it out unless it came in a case.

BB 2-07. Label says 5.5 ABV. This one has unbelievable carbon dioxide and even with best care couldn't get this brew at once in my tasting glass, Great white head up on top and beautifull pale golden collored. Nose is orange/koreander as should but also some sournes of acid but also evaporating CO2. Some hoppy carracter and overal very fresh and fruity. Taste is quiet sour almost lambic like, completly dry but fresh with good citrussy. Yes this is something else and enjoyable. Good drybitter aftertaste staying fresh cause of the sour aftertaste. yes this is enjoyable. Mouthfeel in the beginning litle sour but after you get used to this just fine. Yes I can recommend this to enyone who's into the sour brews and IMO a very original and good white!