Unibroue Blanche de Chambly

Brewed by Unibroue (Sapporo)
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Chambly, Canada

Bottle. Hottest day of the summer at 96 today, outside enjoying my Unibroue. Pours cloudy, dark yellow. Aroma of banana and wheat. First sip is highly carbonated- a bit too much actually. Getting past the carbonation is a round, mellow wheat flavor. Leaves some sweetness at the end. Nothing wrong with this one- solid, basic, but unremarkable compared to the other offerings from Unibroue.

750ml bottle poured into pint glass. Poured a hazy yellow colour with a big frothy head that disappears in a couple minutes. Aroma of wheat, yeast, bananas and a hint of spices. Tastes is malty, sweet, with some spiciness and some citrus. Lots of carbonation, creamy & sticky and sometimes it’s just a tad watery. Not too strong and not too heavy. It goes down easy. Overall it’s a pretty good Witbier.

What can I say -- I love this beer. The beer that got me into the Unibroue varities... Lots of spice right off the nose and tastes like excellently balanced fruit. Appearance is a beautiful frosty yellow, cloudy, in a good way... One of my favorites clearly

Bottled sample on a rooftop in Quebec City. Well carbonated. Nice citrus flavour. Quite enjoyed it.

Tasted in same glass as beer. Of color banana amber with orange reflection and light yeast deposit, a weak carbonation and a fine layer of foam. An odor bread, of lemon, citrus fruits and coriandier. A banana, orange, yeast taste with a light alcohol taste also. Pleasant and easy to drink with a mild sweet taste.

It is clean, crisp, well-rounded, and has a most beautiful finish. Pale yellow in colour, bouquet of citrus peel.

12 0z. bottle. Shared with Gabe. Pours a thick white head of good duration, over a yellow (SRM 8) clear body.....nose is pineapple, apple, bit of coriander, bit of bread and yeast, a little bit of funk....taste initially minimally sweet with bread and malt following, then pineapple and bit of coriander, allspice, clove, finishing dry....mouth feel is light, carbonation medium to high. A pleasant Witbier, a style that is a bit light to my palate, but this is a good representative.

Shared a 12oz with Jay. Poured a straw color with a slight haze. Loose white head. Smells of peach, pear, and lemon. Some spice as well. Initial sweetness gives way to a tannic bitterness. Feel is too watery too much like club soda.