Category: GERMAN HEFEWEIZEN

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Gardner The Hef

Brewed by: Gardner Ale House
Origin: Gardner, Massachusetts

Depending on the style can range from pale and light body to dark brown with full body. Wheat beer is characterized by it’s cloudy appearance and it’s banana and sometimes vanilla aftertaste.



Source: RateBeer.com • Dec '09
Category: GERMAN HEFEWEIZEN

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Gardner The Hef

Brewed by: Gardner Ale House
Origin: Gardner, Massachusetts

Depending on the style can range from pale and light body to dark brown with full body. Wheat beer is characterized by it’s cloudy appearance and it’s banana and sometimes vanilla aftertaste.



Source: RateBeer.com • Dec '09
Category: GERMAN HEFEWEIZEN

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Gardner The Hef

Brewed by: Gardner Ale House
Origin: Gardner, Massachusetts

Depending on the style can range from pale and light body to dark brown with full body. Wheat beer is characterized by it’s cloudy appearance and it’s banana and sometimes vanilla aftertaste.



Source: RateBeer.com • Dec '09
Category: GERMAN HEFEWEIZEN

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Gardner The Hef

Brewed by: Gardner Ale House
Origin: Gardner, Massachusetts

Depending on the style can range from pale and light body to dark brown with full body. Wheat beer is characterized by it’s cloudy appearance and it’s banana and sometimes vanilla aftertaste.



Source: RateBeer.com • Dec '09
Category: GERMAN HEFEWEIZEN

ratebeer

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Gardner The Hef

Brewed by: Gardner Ale House
Origin: Gardner, Massachusetts

Depending on the style can range from pale and light body to dark brown with full body. Wheat beer is characterized by it’s cloudy appearance and it’s banana and sometimes vanilla aftertaste.



Source: RateBeer.com • Dec '09
Category: GERMAN HEFEWEIZEN

ratebeer

n/a

Gardner The Hef

Brewed by: Gardner Ale House
Origin: Gardner, Massachusetts

Depending on the style can range from pale and light body to dark brown with full body. Wheat beer is characterized by it’s cloudy appearance and it’s banana and sometimes vanilla aftertaste.



Source: RateBeer.com • Dec '09