Brugge Brasserie White

Brewed by Brugge Brasserie
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Indianapolis, Indiana USA

Unique Wit (ie., good, and authentic. ). Dry for style, not usual sweet, American coriander/ dessert beer. Subtle yet complex. Quite faithful to the REAL Belgian examples,ie., Hoegarden, ( or find the rare, Dutch Korenwolf, with subtle elderflower essence). This is no Blue Moon, but it will have to do !! Brewer is amazing.

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.

Bottle from stfun, thanks josh. Light hazy yellow in color, good head. Aroma is a little sour, lemon, and some spices. Taste is a tart, lemony, with some spices. Very light in texture and carbonation. Very easy to drink. I really enjoyed this beer due to its tartness, thanks josh for sending this one my way!

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.

1 Pint 9.4 fl oz bottle courtesy of tjthresh. Pour is a hazed white golden with a well formed 1 inch white head. Pretty in my tulip. Aroma of earthy wheat, slight sourness, some lighter herbal notes. Fresh and organic nose. Taste is the earthy straw wheatiness from the nose, with a nice sour edge. A bit more citrus peel than herbal in the taste, and there is a semi-sweet finish which I wasn’t expecting. The aftertaste has a real nice grainy wheat to it. Palate is fairly thin, and gets a bit watery. Carbonation level is good, I am sure this beer is great with food. This was sort of a poor mans Westy Blond. Nice one, thanks for sending this my way Tom.

Pours light golden with a wispy, mostly receding off-whtie head. Aroma of citrus, orange peel, lemon, coriander and pepper. Tastes of citrus and lemongrass. Mouthfeel is light bodied bodied, lively carbonation.

On tap at Bodaboomz - this beer is now marketed as Brugge White: Pours a cloudy yellow with a suitable, thick head. The nose is light, with esthery banana and vanilla notes. The body is much more defined, sweet from start to finish. Full bodied and drinkable, this beer is heavy on the wheat. Notes of ripened banana, vanilla beans, cloves were abundant. Finishes sweeter than other wits, still very nice.

Fairly good wit. Not quite what I was expecting, but good nonetheless. Pours a thin yellow, with an aroma that is something like perm. Flavor is watery and citrus. Banana, clove, orange, straw and spice make up the flavor. Some yeast and dough in the background. Thin and very drinkable.