Hoegaarden White Reviews

Hoegaarden is a white beer which I really love, the only thing being that it does give me a headache, unlike some of the other white beers around and I dont mean after i have drunk loads either...anyway The look? The bottles look very european in appearance, brown glass bottle with a white and silver label, the writing almost ...  Read the complete review

With so many different beers and lagers on the market, trying to find one which goes a step beyond and delivers a more refined taste for a more4 discerning pallette is difficult. Thank goodness then for this rather special beer, which is a fine find! Hoegaarden is a white beer brewed in the Belgium town of Hoegaarden (shock horror!) Its ...  Read the complete review

A white ale. I've drank this in my local many, many times, but i'm not familiar with its particular brewing history. Ie where it comes from. Its a white ale, which means that the yeast used for brewing is not filtered out. This gives the ale a very smooth rounded taste, with an almost citrusy undertone which makes for a very refreshing drink. It ...  Read the complete review

In the words of the great songwriter Tom T. Hall... 'I like beer. it makes me a jolly good fellow I like beer. it helps me unwind and sometimes it makes me feel mellow Whiskey's too rough, champagne costs too much, vodka puts my mouth in gear This little refrain should help me explain as a matter of fact i like ...  Read the complete review

Hoegaarden is a beer that has been around in British pubs for quite a few years now, appearing in pubs across the country during the 90s. It is a cloudy wheat beer originating from Belgium, meaning that it is spiced with coriander and orange peel. Recently, I have noticed a lot of pubs offering a slice of lime with the beer, and I have to say, ...  Read the complete review

Hoegaarden. Hoegaarden is a white beer from Belgium yet it's definitely up there with my favourite German beers! White beers are white because the fermenting process is different to pilsner beer and white beers use a lot more yeast and are fermented from wheat rather than hops. There are some great and reasonably ...  Read the complete review

Hoegaarden is a wheat beer from Belgium that is widely available to buy from most supermarkets, including Sainsbury's. It's only relatively recently when I first tried it, not having had wheat beer before, and immediately became a fan of the beer. *Appearance* The beer has a pale cloudy appearance that is almost opaque, but at the ...  Read the complete review

Hoegaarden - This is my favourite Belgian Beer, on first taste it can divide opinions greatly, with many people finding the aniseed flavour beguiling, while others can find it tastes like cough medicine and never touch the stuff again. But persist and let your taste buds get used to this really interesting flavour and you'll be rewarded with a ...  Read the complete review

When Pierre Celis re-invented Belgian "white" beers in 1966, with his Oud Hoegaerds beer, the town of Hoegaarden was placed on the world map of beer. When InBev, the biggest beer maker in the world, announced the closure of the brewery in 2006, it was taken off. It is mostly made in the Jupiler lager factory ...  Read the complete review

A Marketing Man's Dream! Yep that's me! Offer me a box of beers with a branded glass and I'll rip your arm off. Never mind that I don't really know what I'm buying, magpie instincts take over and it's in the trolley and I'm legging it to the till. To be fair to me I had read a couple of reviews of this ...  Read the complete review

Well Hoegaarden, what can i say about Hoegaarden? Its from Belgium, erm anything else??? Well i first encoutered this beer in Asda, which is where i seem to be encountering alot of my fave beers lately as they are all on great offers and i like to sample what the world has to offer instead of boring old Carling, or Fosters. My friend told ...  Read the complete review

Hoegaarden can be found widely in off licences and supermarkets and certainly has more consumer awareness that other Belgian brands like Leffe or Duvel. It can be found served from draught as well as in bottles, but is usually priced at a premium in the on trade. Some very funky 75cl bottles are available as well, stoppered with a ...  Read the complete review

Well that's the way it's pronounced - (Who) (Garden) so I have a point even though the title makes little sense. On the several occasions that I have written my opinions on other brands of beers and spirits I always noticed that Hoegaarden White Beer was listed as the top rated brand of beer on Ciao. My inquisitivness ...  Read the complete review

As a lover of real ale one of the first things you look for when you order a pint in a pub is how it looks in the glass, is there a nice head? is it clear or cloudy? If I’m ever served a cloudy pint of beer I would take it back and ask for a different drink but with Hoegaarden Wit this would not be the case, it’s meant to look like ...  Read the complete review

5 years ago I drank my first Hoegaarden in a pub in Paris and it's been love at the first sip! I'm not a great lover of wheat white beers (my favourite ones are Tennent's super and triple Diamond) but for a good glass of Hoe i do a an exception! It's a typical white beer from Belgium and a little bit torpid (maybe a lot of people ...  Read the complete review

Hoegaarden is worth trying if you are adventurous and particularly if you are the type of person who says "I don't drink beer because I don't like the taste" Hoegaarden is not what you're used to in terms of appearance or taste. Firstly, it is a cloudy beer - this is novel and it is important to know to expect it. ...  Read the complete review

Hoegaarden Wit is a cloudy wheat beer, brewed in the Belgian town of Hoegaarden. It is a highly refreshing beer, perfect for hot summer days, but good at any time of year. The flavour is slightly tart, but overlying this is a complex fruity-spicy taste. There is a similarity with the German cloudy (heffe) wheat beers, but Hoegaarden Wit has a far ...  Read the complete review

Hoegaarden White is one of the more commonly available Belgian beers in the UK. It is sold through the Hogshead chain of 'drinkers' pubs in the South and several free houses (in the Thames Valley at least). Beware, it is expensive - compared to normal lagers it is about 1GBP more per pint. It should be served cold in special ...  Read the complete review

Hoegaarden is probably the best beer from Belgium. It's expensive in UK (£2.50 a pint) but in Belgium it's normal price. Hoegaarden is a cloudy, white beer that tastes of fruit. But it doesn't contain any fruits, it's just the way it's brewed. From the day I tasted it until now, it's my favourite ...  Read the complete review