Dieu du Ciel Blanche de Septembre

Brewed by Dieu du Ciel
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Montreal, Canada

Coriander spiciness and mild citrus fruity esters. Opaque, pale-straw coloured body with pillowy white head. Some lace rings the glass as it descends. Strong wheat flavour with assertive fruity esters and spicness in the finish. Crisp, high carbonation. Lively on the tongue. On tap at the brewpub.

Citric, lemon hazy blanche, neat crown on top .Imagine how would look like the sun of September .Sweet ripe banana nose, soft and gentle. Clean . Plate was soft , smooth , wheat front with gentle yet bitter finish . Very nicely crafted. Good body, full with light acidic feel around the edges. Good solid body that some nay of such beers suffer there.

Pint at the brewpub. Spicy, peppery, corn-like aroma with some mild banana notes present. Some cereal-like aromas are present as well. Mostly pale golden body with a frothy white head and nice lacing. Spicy, peppery, plenty of ginger present. Turns lemony, citric, and wit-like later with some more lingering dry spiciness from the ginger. An interesting, pleasant beer.

On tap at <a href=http://www.ratebeer.com/Places/ShowPlace.asp? target=blank>Dieu du Ciel in Montreal at their 7th anniversary party. Pear juice in colour, lingering white coloured head, some lace. The aroma is lightly spiced, some bananas and peaches, peppery. The flavour is spicy, some rosemary, light pepper, floral. Crisp mouthfeel, light body, medium carbonation. Finishes light, lingering with some tang and spice. Quite refreshing.

Robe blonde-blanche voiolée surmontée d’une mousse blanche persistente. Arômes de bananes, de clou de girofle et de gingembre. Saveurs de bananes, d’agrumes. Houblon amertume bien définit. Belle rondeur.

9th of 13 tasters. Pours cloudy wispy yellow with a bright white ring head. The nose was light dry and yeasty. Tasty with a pronounced flavor kick. Really damn tasty witte.

Spicy, phenolic aroma with plenty of corriander and ginger along with some noble hops. Light orange and hazy with a white, flanel blanket. Spicy-bitter clove phenolic--a bit too bitter for my taste. Orange fades to bitter ginger. Moderate sweetness and perhaps a tad astringent. High carbonation and a lasting bitterness in this medium bodied brew. I think this beer would be better with less body.

Well that white beer is quite a normal one, nothing special to brag about it. It has everything to be a good white beer, the aroma, taste and feel. But, you don’t feel that usual taste in this white, compared to other, I might even say "its shy", yes a shy white might be the best way to describe it Probably one of the most popular beer at Dieu du Ciel.