Brugge Brasserie White

750 ml bottle - thanks BVC!! pours cloudy yellow with foamy white head; very nice nose of sweet lemons, yeast and hay; thin body and flavor falls a little flat; dried fruit, orange peels and yeast; a little simple in the end, but quite solid

Pours a hazy amber with a generous white head. Smells of strong citrus, grassy, some coriander, ginger, yeasty. Tastes citrussy and grassy with some floral hints and touches of coriander.

bomber. thanks, bvc! pours a murky light gold with no head or lace. huge lemon verbena clove and coriander nose. creamy medium body with little carb. smells awesome, tastes good, needs some bubbles.

Draught at Yogi’s. Hazy golden with a tiny white head. Typical wit tones but muted and watery. Brutal mouthfeel reminds of a watery lugee and an insufficient starting gravity. I’m still willing to give the bottle a shot and chalk this up to a bad tap line.

Bottle: Pours a hazy pale golden with a wispy white head. Aroma of lemon citrus and grassy hops with a touch of coriander. Body starts effervescent with lots of citric tartness and light malted wheat flavor along with a touch of biscuity yeast before a smooth, semi-tart finish. A pretty decent attempt at a witbier, but it tastes more like a Berliner Weiss with all the tartness. Still pretty refreshing.

Courtesy of kiefdog. Pours hazy deep gold with white head. The aroma is full with grainy malts, hay, spiciness, a light note of lemon, prunes and apples. The taste is modestly malty to start followed by some lemon tartness and yeasty spice. Nice fresh brew.

Reminds me of Troublette. It isn’t your average belgium white and I like this. There is a strong citrus / sour characteristic that I enjoy. You also get that great belgium funk in it. Great brew.

Poured from a bottle into snifter - golden almost lemon yellow with a slight haze and nice white head. Aroma is almost all yeast, citrus, slight pineappple, clove. Flavor is very tart and yeasty, lots of lemon as well. Not a big fan of this one.