Mort Subite Blanche

On tap at Mort Subite, Brussels in October 2009. Cloudy yellowish color, the foam was not that large. Dominant in both the aroma and taste was banana, vanilla and some cherry and detergent. Easy to drink, no bitterness, no acidity, not much aftertaste still rather good.

[9/6/08] Draught sample during a festival at De Heeren van Liedekercke in Denderleeuw. Hazy yellow with a white head. Aroma of wheat, coriander and citrus peels. Sweet-spicy flavor with some light sourness, wheat, fruits, sugar and spices. Light-bodied. Not great.

On tap at Mort Subite in Brussels. Quite yellow with nice head. Nice taste of banana. Watery. Light but refreshing. Enjoyable.

Interesting concept, a white beer made with lambic. It’s something you have to try once in your life, but it’s not all that special neither.

Draught at De Heeren Van Liedekercke
Cloudy blond color. Peach aroma. Very light flavor, light wit, light peach, bubblegum. No lambic. Useless.

Light hazy yellow coloured beer with a large white head and some average carbonation. Special fruity and light herby hoppy touched aroma. Medium palate. Finish is again fruity, light hippy hinted with a light dry ending.Medium white beer.

Tap @ Mort Subite. Yellow coloured with a nice egg white lasting head. Aromas of pineapple, banana, vanilla and peach. Flavour is sweet and unbalanced with fruity notes of peach and citrus fruit.

Cloudy yellow with a firm and lasting white head. Sweet lemonade and tropical fruit aroma with a hint of coriander. Sweet, pineapple and wheat flavour.