33cl can, BB 29/10/2024, batch# P851-852.
Pâle, col épais blanc tenace.
Arôme est plaisant avec de belles notes d'agrumes et un excellent apport du Sorachi pour ce caractère classique rappelant l'aneth. Pointe de coriandre en rétro-nasal avec une note de malts-froment.
Palais reste sur une belle approche houblonnée pour cette blanche revisitée. Le Sorachi brille et surpasse le Citra et le Simcoe. Notes d'aneth, coriandre, rondeur de céréales, fine amertume avec touche florale-pamplemousse. Léger épicé en fin de bouche.

33cl can (5,2%(Citra, Simcoe et Sorachi Ace)) from Rob the Gourmets’ Market in Brussels.
F: big, white, good retention.
C: blonde, hazy.
A: citrus, grapefruits, pineapple, orange, floral touch.
T: medium malty base, citrus, orange, mango, coconut touch, medium carbonation, nice balanced bitterness, Sorachi Ace change the game here, enjoyable for sure. --- Beer merged from original tick of Libellule on 16 Jul 2024 at 17:46 - Score: Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 8 | Flavor - 8 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 7.5. Original review text: 33cl can (5,2%(Citra, Simcoe et Sorachi Ace)) from Rob the Gourmets’ Market in Brussels. F: big, white, good retention. C: blonde, hazy. A: citrus, grapefruits, pineapple, orange, floral touch. T: medium malty base, citrus, orange, mango, coconut touch, medium carbonation, nice balanced bitterness, Sorachi Ace change the game here, enjoyable for sure.

White (or wheat) IPA intended as a witbier by La Source, can bought at BrewDog Brussels and consumed as a train beer on the way home. Snow white, foamy, membrane-lacing, stable head, pale yellowish straw blonde robe. Aroma of lime zest, lemongrass, white bread, flour, withering lemonbalm leaves, green melon, touch of dill, armpit sweat. Clean fruitiness in the onset, some green pear and unripe banana, touch green melon, fizzy carb, soapy and slick wheatiness with white-bready core; the underlying sourish aspect of the wheat supports the ‘green’ lime- and herb-like character of the hops, which end up refreshingly zesty and citric, with side notes of dill and lemon verbena. Soft citrusy bitterness in the end, but the soapiness of the wheat prevails. Decent wheat beer but clearly a white IPA, dank and ‘green’ in a way, very quenching – but not a Belgian style witbier at all, at least not a traditional one...

Can from Geers. Hazy yellow, stable, foamy, white head. Aroma of fresh pomelo, white nectarine, mandarin, starfruit, physalis, wheat, bread crust. Taste has sweetish peach & pineapple, sourish pomelo & starfruit in a wheaty, doughy malt body. Floral hoppy finish, softly spicy, lingering fresh stonefruit & citrus. Medium body, slick texture, average carbonation. Utterly refreshing, a 'Witbier' delicately elevated to a higher level.

Tap at the brewery. Hazy light yellow. Sank hops, wheat, citrus zest, soft herbal. Under medium sweet and bitter.

More session ipa than hoppy wit imho. Still good light brewski.

From the fermenter @ brewery. 250 ml. Quite hazy, nose is awesome fresh dough & bread, bit hoppy even. Taste is more basic dry cereal, oat & wheat, floral, pepper, benefits a lot from the condition, decent.