Hoegaarden Original Belgian Wheat Beer
The original Belgian white beer brewed with coriander and orange
This classic Belgian witbier pours a hazy pale yellow with a thick, frothy head and a highly effervescent body. It delivers an incredibly refreshing palate defined by bright citrus peel and warm, subtle spice notes.
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The story behind it
The brand's modern era began when Pierre Celis rebuilt the witbier brewing tradition in his home village after the last local brewery closed in 1957. Today, Hoegaarden is celebrated globally as the original Belgian wheat beer, brewed using the same traditional ingredients of orange peel and coriander.
Crafted in the Belgian village of Hoegaarden, this historic recipe dates back to 1445 when local monks began experimenting with botanical ingredients. The style was famously revived in the 1960s by milkman Pierre Celis, saving the traditional Belgian white beer style from extinction.
From Flanders, Belgium
