Le P'tit Klintz
Brasserie Uberach

Purchased at Cave à Bulles a few months ago. Stored in the fridge upright, a good layer of sediment settling to the bottom of the 50 cl bottle. Popped the cap and was greeted with a volcano of foam, though I did not shake or otherwise disturb the bottle. Odd. Poured into frosty Hoegaarden glasses.

Yellow, cloudy, effervescent...bubbles for quite some time. White, pillowy head fades into a ring around the inside of the glass. Smells a bit grassy, good amount of yeast aroma, herbal and maybe some pine smell in there. Smells a little like bread with some honey aroma.

Very light in the mouth, small bubbles of carbonation keep the liquid floating on the tongue. Otherwise, good foundation of light malt gives this beer an almost clingy body. Interesting for a beer this light to have such a solid presence in the mouth. The honey and yeast play center stage, supported by some fruity esters that are not so present in the aroma. Finishes with a mild bitterness that is a pleasant contrast to the initial sweetness and yeast character. Some spices show up as the beer warms; coriander and cloves mostly.

This is an entirely drinkable beer, very refreshing without being non-existant in the flavor department. It makes me want to try more of the Uberach offerings.