Hoegaarden

Brewed by Brouwerij Hoegaarden (InBev)
Style: Belgian White (Witbier)
Hoegaarden, Belgium

bottle 330ml 5 € at OpusK Lohja served in own glass Color:hazy dark yellow Scent:bit phenols coriander Taste: nice citrus phenols coriander fruity. Nice aftertaste as well This old and faith full in my beer memories since Oct 1996 first time in Finland with slice of lemon

Pours very cloudy, straw-coloured and milky, with a slick fading white head. Strong wheat twang, yeasty, coriander, spicy phenolics. Tart and prickly, full-bodied and round, slightly citrusy. Mild and smooth, but definitely not boring. Refreshing if a bit watery - best tap selection at a lot of bars.

I am one of the few that perfers this beer in a bottle. On draft is tastes too light. In a bottle you taste every spice that it has to offer.

12 oz. bottle - about time for my first taste of the legendary hoe; hazy, straw gold; thick white head takes a bit to settle down; aromas mainly of yeast, lemons and flowers; drinks grainy and with a refreshing sweetness; dry, fruitiness lingers; what else can i say?

The standard for belgian wit. It is one of the best summer beers. Tasty and refreshing.

Bottle. Pours a very light hazy color. Big foamy white head. Big grainy/yeasty aroma with a hint of lemon. Slightly sweet flavor. Mild flavor of a Hefe. A touch of spice and a slightly bitter finish.

A very tasty, drinkable brew even though it’s not my style at all. Aroma is funky, but the taste is crisp, fruity, and has some qualities of a belgian ale. It has a creamy aftertaste, which makes it a top player in it’s style. Some hoppy flavor would’ve improved this beer.

If you like fruit, than this is the beer for you. It is mile, crisp, and reliable. I’d rather drink this than a competitor like Blue Moon, but its still not my favorite by any means. This was one of the beers that got me into Belgium, but its not like the competition. Keep the orange slice.