Vuuve

Brewed by Brouwerij De Regenboog
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Assebroek-Brugge, Belgium

Bottle. Aroma of yoghurt, mold, cloves with a hint of sourness. Pale golden colour, creamy white head. Moldy, sour flavour. The sourness is a bit weird. Moldy aftertaste. The mouthfeel is very swelling.

Pours a cloudy yellow with a big long lasting head. Sour aroma with some citrus and yeast. Tart flavor with some orange. Slightly dry bitter finish. Im not impressed.

Poured from a 50oz bottle.Poured with some orange color. Small aroma of citrus trees and orangePoured slightly cloudy.Tastes of orange and some spice, not too sure which tho.Cant quite put my tounge on it.Finish was clean, not too bad.ReRated 07/12/05.Had it again from a 11.2oz bottle.Poured cloudy but had a more sour orange peel taste.Didnt get as mush spice this time.Still was good tho.

Pours a golden orange with a thick frothy head. Offiwhite and extrememly lacy. Smell is citrusy. Wheat malt and lightly sour. Some coriander present if you breathe deeply. Taste has alot of orange peel n it, that’s for sure. Fruity, citrusy and bitter. Sourness with the hints of coriander and some very light hoppy flavors. Hops are more prevalent in the finish and for a wit it really has a pronounced stickiness that lingers on the tongue for sometime. It’s pretty good. I like the orange peel flavors this beer imparts, sets it apart a bit form other wits I’ve had. But this bottle was $2.99 for a 33cl bottle. Way more than Wittekerke or Hoegaarden and those beers aren’t THAT less in the complexity department. Price doesn’t always matter but it does here.

33cl btl. this beer pours hazy dark amber with a large bubbled white head. smells a bit putrid, like rotten fruit, with a good deal of citrus and some spice. a bit off-putting at first, although i am usually a fan of belgian white ales. this one was less balanced and mellow. mouthfeel was frothy and tart and it tastes a lot like it smells, plus a bit of nice maltiness and hops.

Pours hazy canary with frothy white head. Aroma of hopcit, huge orange, coriander, even a soapy aroma. Tastes orangy (almost like orange juice), with some hops and dryness in the finish. This one grew on me as I drank it.

(Bottle) Pours a cloudy amber-orange body with a large foamy white head. Aroma of leather, cheap perfume, lemon, orange juice, coriander, and chemicals. Flavor of watered don orange and lemon juices with a medicinal aftertaste.

This is a weird little beer, but I love it. It has a cloudy pale appearance and very white head. Vuuve is very active, pour cautiously. I smell citrus and spice. It has that sour Belgian twang that love so much. It is unique, tart, and very refreshing.