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Brasserie du Mont Blanc La Blanche if you want brightness and snap,
Fiddlehead White if you want depth and texture.
Both sit at 5% ABV with identical bitterness, so the real difference is in how they finish. La Blanche leans into that classic Belgian wit snap—crisp, almost mineral. Fiddlehead's slightly higher ABV gives it a rounder mouthfeel that lingers longer.
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Tasting notes
Brasserie du Mont Blanc La Blanche
La Blanche hits like a lightning bolt of lemon zest and coriander the moment it touches your tongue. It's bone-dry with this almost peppery spice that doesn't linger—just vanishes, leaving your palate clean and ready for the next sip. There's a whisper of orange peel, but it's restrained, elegant even. This is a wit that knows when to get out of the way.
Fiddlehead White
Fiddlehead White opens softer, almost creamy on the palate despite being a witbier. You get the same citrus notes, but they're woven into the beer rather than scattered on top. There's a slight sweetness—not from residual sugar, but from a fuller grain character—that makes it feel more like a hug than a slap. The spice arrives later and stays longer.
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