Hoegaarden

Beer aromatised with lemon and lime, with sugar and an artificial sweetener. Not filtered, naturally misty.

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It's a bit sweet and bitter . The beer is unfiltered and resurrected on bottle. The pouring techniques are the same as the Hoegaarden white beer, but here you have to remove the foam.

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A claret coloured speciality beer of rare complexity, brewed according to long tradition in which the secret blend of dark malts, dried orange peel and coriander, along with bottle conditioning, create a tremendously aromatic result.

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Grand Cru is Hoegaarden’s masterpiece. But let’s try to keep things modest. It has a fantastic cloudy orange colour, an amazing fruity aroma and an unsurpassed complex sweet and bitter taste

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Seasonal beer, only available from October to the end of January.

Tasting Notes: ust for kicks we had an amateur wine tasting club have a crack at describing it. They said it was playfully sour, with a sophisticated pallet and a prolonged aftertaste. We prefer calling it a bit bitter, with a ripe taste and served in a cool glass. They were right about the aftertaste, though.

500 years of hard work went into making this beer that features the aroma of orange peel, coriander and herbs that the merry monks imported from sunny Curacao

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Julius is a clear, bright golden blond Beer with a creamy head.

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It might be pink but it is very much a wheat beer. It also features the soft taste and subtle colour of raspberries. And while it doesn’t feature a higher alcohol percentage, it does mean you can enjoy it even more in the sun.

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Famous Belgian beer brewed with coriander and orange peel. Very refreshing in taste.

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