Category Archives: Hoegaarden (InBev)
#232 – Hougaerdse Das
Size: 250 ml ABV: 5.1 % I would imagine there aren’t many beer fans out there who haven’t at least once tasted the beer Hoegaarden (#81). As previously explained this beer hails from the small Belgian village of the same … Continue reading →
Filed under 4, Belgian Ale, Hoegaarden (InBev), Lion
Tagged as de Kluis, Hoegaarden, Hougaerdse Das, Loriers, Pierre Celis, Tomsin
#209 – Hoegaarden Citrons
Size: 250 ml ABV: 3 % You only need to read the review of Hoegaarden (#81) to understand why the beer I am drinking today has ever come to exist. I am almost certain that if Pierre Celis still looked … Continue reading →
Filed under 6, Fruit Beer, Hoegaarden (InBev)
Tagged as AB/InBev, Boscoulis, Citrons, de Kluis, Floris, Grisette, Hoegaarden, Jacobins, Oriental Brewery, Pierre Celis
#81 – Hoegaarden
Size: 250 ml ABV: 4.9 % Everybody has heard of Hoegaarden – certainly since Interbrew exported it around the world. In terms of white/wheat beers there are probably none more famous. The beer gets it name from the town in … Continue reading →
#21 – Hoegaarden Forbidden Fruit
Size: 330 ml ABV: 8.5 % I had decided to tarry a while longer in the Dovetail, and having been so mightily impressed with the Grand Cru (#20), decided to partake in the darker sister beer – the Hoegaarden Forbidden … Continue reading →
#20 – Hoegaarden Grand Cru
Size: 330ml ABV: 8.5 % Hoegaarden is reknowned for it’s plain wheat beer, which is something of a shame as it is a common concern of many beer fans today, that the quality of Hoegaarden (#81) has declined since it … Continue reading →
Filed under 8, Belgian Strong Ale, Hoegaarden (InBev)
Tagged as AB, Celis, Dovetail, Grand Cru, great growth, Hoegaarden, InBev, label, Pierre, sediment, wine
