Hoegaarden

Posted by on Nov 9, 2011 in Our Beers | 0 comments

The original wheat beer is the oldest and most famous of Hoegaarden’s range. It all started in Hoegaarden around 1445 with monks who divided their time between prayers, devotion, and the manufacture of wine and beer. The monks were the first to discover the unique recipe for Hoegaarden wheat beer. With a little patience and some truly inspired experimentation, they refined it to the blend we know today.

When poured, it forms a soft, white creamy head and leaves a generous lacing on the glass. Its naturally cloudy, pale hue shimmers when viewed through the glass.

With an aroma of orange peel, coriander and spice, its characteristic taste is entirely unique: smooth, light-bodied, and simultaneously sweet and sour, with a subtle, spiced citrus flavour. Best served in its traditional hexagonal glass.
4.9% ABV

Available at Beer Market in 330 ml bottles.