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La Blanche if you want crisp Alpine terroir and restraint,
Fiddlehead White if you want a rounder, spicier mouthfeel.
Both sit at 5% ABV with identical bitterness, but they're built differently—one whispers, one gestures. La Blanche feels like a mountain brewery keeping things lean and mineral; Fiddlehead leans into the wit's coriander and orange oils more generously. Same style, different philosophies.
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Brasserie du Mont Blanc La Blanche
La Blanche is austere in the best way. You get that classic witbier haze, but the body is almost skeletal—wheat and oats but no padding. The spice lands soft and fleeting, almost like white pepper dissolving on your tongue. There's a dryness that lingers, clean like Alpine air, no residual sweetness hanging around. It drinks like the brewery trusts you to fill in the blanks.
Fiddlehead White
Fiddlehead White is fuller and more vocal. The wheat sits thicker on your palate, and the coriander and orange peel actually announce themselves—not subtle. There's a pleasant roundness that makes it feel slightly richer despite the same ABV. The finish has more texture, almost creamy, and the spice lingers a beat longer. It's a witbier that wants to be noticed.
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