Steendonk Brabants Witbier

Formerly brewed at Brouwerij Palm
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Steenhuffel, Belgium

25cl, recently retired beer, from De Hopduvel Gent, very easy to drink, but not complex, cloudy, small head, nothing special

Bottled at Bishop’s Arms, Vasagatan. Cloudy yellow, rich form head. Citric juicy nose. Light bodied with soft mouthfeel. Very mild and refreshing with coriander and orange peels, some vanilla. Good summer beer.

Appearance: Yellowy light brown. Hazy. Little bit of white head. Aroma: Lemon and spices. Bit of yeast. Taste: Wheat, lemon and yeast. Info: 250ml bottle, 24/2-2008, 189/500

Bottle. Medium head with medium duration. Color is hazy pale yellow. Aroma and taste are mild with malt and notes of citrus.

Hazy blond coloured beer with small white head and no carbonation visible. Malty little butterish aroma, some herby hinds. Full little creamy palate. Butter hoppy ending finishing off a little dry.

Draught, small lasting head, hazy lemon colour, strong carbonation, aroma of vanila with some light cinamon notes. Flavour dominated by lemony sourness and is quite dry, later some fruity sweetness appears which makes the beer more balanced. the sweet and sour continues into the aftertaste which is long and pleasant. Middle of the road belgian wheat which is a little dumb.

Hazy pale golden with medium short lasting white head. Sweet spicy aroma arom with coriander and wheaty notes. Sweet flavor with mild wheat, fruit and strong coriander notes.

Bottle. [thank you, Yespr]
Pours muddy pale yellow with a slight green hue to it. Creamy white head, disappears quickly, but leaves okay lacing. Aroma is mild, light banana, citric and a good dse of coriander. Light and a bit thin. Soft flavour, a little underwhelming, coriander is very present. Fresh, but too light.