Vuuve

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

Okay, I did not like this at all. Reminded me of more of a sour ale, in the aroma and taste. Very sour and spicy. Aroma is musty and acidic. Taste is unbalanced and much like drinking a bottle of sweat.

Nice citrusy wheat aroma. Body has a great balnce of wheat with the spices. Finishes slightly dry the more you drink. A good Wit.

Seems to empty like a standard witbier, but is much more than that. Nose is spiced with citrus and a hint of caramel. The taste is tangerine along with some honey notes and spice. Nice beer! Finishes very smooth. Recommended!

This one suffers a bit from being overated. An acquaintance raved about this witbier to me and although being good was not the next "sliced bread." The description on the label pretty much sums it up "hops, coriander and... orange peel." I found it to taste slightly like stale orange creamsicle soda with a hint of smoky red pepper. A filling beer but too intensely flavored to be enjoyed without food!

Pours a tiny head leaving no lace, appears a cloudy, light straw. Good carbonation. Yeasty, wheat nose. No yeast on the bottom, Crisp with a very slight sour after taste. Good summer beer, it's cold now and a heavier beer would be better. Light - Medium bodied. $2.75 for a 330ml bottle.

Suprisingly geueze-like with sharp vinegar overtones. Somewhat sweet with a lasting, smooth acidity. This one would be really hard to drink in significant quantities.

Light orange-gold. Nose isn't particularly wit-ish, mustier and gueuze-ier than expected. Flvor is light and fruity, slightly spicy, then finishes a bit sour. Nice palate, zippy. Not what I think of as a wit, but still quite good.

A soft orange in color, no lacing, and a small white head. Initially the beer tingles the mouth, oranges are redolent in the initial taste. not sweet, slight flavor of corriander, which trails off quickly to a sparkling and refreshing finish.