Blanche de Bruxelles Rosée

◎ Appearance

A pale pink grapefruit hue dominates the glass, achieved through careful fruit integration rather than heavy malting. The body presents itself as lightly hazy, characteristic of the wheat ale base and unfiltered approach. A delicate, airy head forms and disperses gently, leaving minimal lacing on the glass.

◌ Aroma

The nose opens with layered stone and berry fruit—strawberry and cherry join ripe peach and banana in immediate succession. Green apple and fresh grapefruit notes provide citric brightness, while a subtle white-fruit character emerges from the yeast. Cuberdon candy sweetness, bitter almond, and soft vanilla undertones complete the aromatic profile without overwhelming the delicate balance.

◐ Taste

Entry is light and slightly acidic, allowing stone fruit and citrus to lead across the palate with restraint and clarity. Mid-palate develops a gentle bitterness alongside subtle vanilla and almond notes, while the wheat base provides a soft, airy mouthfeel. The slight tartness complements the fruit-forward character without dominating, maintaining refreshing balance throughout.

◑ Finish

The finish remains dry and moderately short, allowing fruit aromatics to fade gracefully rather than linger. A faint mineral quality and residual stone fruit impression persist briefly on the palate.