Albert Heijn Witbier

Brewed by Bavik-De Brabandere
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Harelbeke, Belgium

Bottle. Nice head with good duration. Color is hazy pale golden. Aroma and taste are malt and hops with notes of yeast.

Bottle. Dutch discount beer not so bad considering price! But not great. Creamy white excellent fully lasting head. Greenisch yellow colour. Light malty and hoppy aroma. Not many yeasty notes. Moderate bitter flavor. Watery palate. Not well balanced.

Bottle, bought @ Albert Heijn, Nijmegen. A muddy pale yellow with a medium frothy white head. Sweet malty aroma with a little lemons. Mouthfeel is very thin and watery. Flavour is a little grainy with some oranges added in an attempt for balance - it is unsuccesful.

Very pale, cloudy yellow colour. Slightly soapy aroma. Quite a bready, doughy taste that has a slightly sweet end flavour. A light sparkle. Quite nice overall.

(Bottle 30 cl) Clear, golden with a white head. Lots of impurities - probably due to age. Aroma of coriander and citrus. Fairly light-bodied with some sweetness and then typical, spicy witbeer accents. 130207

Bottled. Yellow coloured. Chunks of yeast swimming around even from the first pour. LIght off white head. Loads of yeast and light spice in the aroma. Flavour is all about yeast. HAs some citric notes. Spice barely notable. Light bodied. Dry. Yeasty and citrusy in the end.

At first the beer is almost all white head, and hardly any hazy pale yellow body. Acidic lemon aroma with fruit, coriander, and grain notes. Fruity, lemony taste, quite full-bodied, with a good dose of hops. Milky mouthfeel. Light, drinkable, yet surprisingly rich in taste. (0.3l bottle.)

Bottle at home. Surprisingly good for the beer from my local supermarket. Very tall head, citrusy taste but very smooth. Fine enough.