Granted it does have a bit of extra sweetness which means you likely won't want more than four at a time. This is certainly not a bad thing in my opinion, and though it may be a bit carby, Hoegaarden Wit Blanche 0. A creamy head grows up a couple of fingers in height before then receding somewhat, but still hangs around for the session.

That’s fine and probably a good way to expand or not stick out so much for those who are DD or non-drinkers. Please note that it isn’t always possible to provide a perfect looking bottle/label as this very much depends on the condition they are received in from our supplier. Other theories suggest that this harks back to a time when people put fruit flavours into their beers to make them taste better. Bitterness up front when we taste, with lots of those roasted grains giving an almost smoky flavour free-beer.

With a cool name like H0 (H-Zero), it seems to be that any kind of european beer tradition or class that was once associated with this brand has been erased. This Hoegaarden H0 is really just a shrewd marketing ploy to attach name recognition, especially in Europe, to a new product. Beers of Europe strictly adheres to these regulations and by agreeing to our Terms and Conditions on checkout you confirm that you are over 18 years old. Its certainly a business move, just a shame I think, although as you mentioned, the beer has been tweaked a bit from the original formula.

By the 1800s there were 13 breweries in the small village, such was the popularity of their wheaty output. If you’re a fan of cloudy Belgian beers but would like a little less alcohol in your life, this may well be the beer for you. AB-InBev CEO Carlos Brito summed up the announcement by stating “you want a portfolio [of drinks] that allows consumers to stay within your franchise. Personally, I think this is closest you can come to tasting White beer without consuming alcohol (if thats what someone prefers). It is a wheat beer that contains hardly any hops, but often has a bit more carbon dioxide than other beers.Being outsold by awesome beverages like water and soda, it seems the In-Bev marketing folks wanted to try capturing the non-alcoholic beverage market. Without commenting on any specific brands, my personal view is that great public transit and a culture of connoisseurship are preferable alternatives to “non-alcoholic beer. minimum (including 48% raspberry), Acidifier (citric acid), Raspberry aroma, Hops, Spices (coriander seeds, Bark of 'natural orange), Sweetener: acesulfame K. You get the same cloudy pour with the distinct orange peel and coriander flavour, although it is a tad sweeter then the original Hoegaarden have done a mighty fine job of taking the alcohol out of their world famous beer, enjoy yours cold with the optional addition of an orange slice. So far, we have observed a lot of excitement coming from soft drinks consumers looking for healthier alternatives,” ​said Lewis.