Blanche De Namur
Brasserie Du Bocq

 

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On tap.
Pale yellow, hazy body with a large, creamy, white head, mainly lasting with some lacing.
Moderate-to-heavy hoppy aroma (citrus) with evidentnotes of spices (coriander, I guess) and white fruits.
Flavour is mainly acidic, also in the mediumlasting finish; some light sweet note is also present.
Light-to-medium body with a watery texture; lively carbonation; some astringency in the finish.

Very good. Yellow cloudy color with a mid-sized white head. The aroma of citrus, yeast, and spices . Refreshing citrus and spices taste. Ideal for hot summer day

 

Hazy whitish blond color with a thick bright head with great retention.
Aroma with notes of coriander, banana (that later fades away), oranges and white bread.
Flavor with notes of wheat, orange peel, lemon drops, spices, flowers and coriander. Dry aftertaste with a mild spicy bitterness.
Light to medium body with appropriate vivid carbonation.
Very good Witbier with the traditional orange peel and fresh coriander flavors, but a bit spicy and acid and with much less sweetness than others from its style.

 

 

coriander, Lemon, perhaps pear. quick finish, some bitterness. better at 4-6 C. tried with big head, less CO2 but preferred the traditional way of drinking this. very nice and refreshing

 

 

Small bottle in Vientiane, Laos. Pours a cloudy golden yellow with a two finger head that lingers. Aroma is citrus, coriander and spice. Taste is dominated by the fruit and coriander which gives it verve. Flavoursome and refreshing. Very drinkable.

 

 

Typical cloudy bright yellow Witbier colour. Big aroma of clove, coriander, orange zest, and funky yeast. Taste is more of the same, with notable spice and a slight sourness from the yeast. The carbonation is huge, as expected, and you do notice it as you swallow. This has been open for over 10 minutes and it's still very carbonated. Overall a good example of a Belgian Wit, which simply is not one of my favourite styles.

Poured from a bottle at sub-fridge temp. Pours a murky yellow with abundant white head. Sticks around for a while. The nose is lemon meringue pie, oranges, apricots, grass, a slight funky dirty smell, and wheat. The taste is fantastic. Orange creamsicle, cake, lemon, wheat, vanilla, apples, apricots, and a bit of wet grass. Delightful and refreshing. The mouthfeel is fairly light and fluffy. Overall, this is a wonderful wheat beer.