Oranjeboom Reviews

On a hot, summer’s night there’s nowt better than a cold can of lager and here it is in my hand….a cold can of lager. I like to think of myself as something of a connoisseur of lager/bitter beers although I’m sure there may be some who will say I know naaaaaaaathing *fake Spanish accent*. They’d accuse me of being a latter day Manuel from the ...  Read the complete review

Oranjeboom used to be brewed in Breda, till InBev closed the brewery. Lord knows where it is brewed nowadays. It makes little sense to brew it anywhere that is far from the country where it is being sold because that involves transport costs. And the beer has not been brewed since 1671. The name has existed since 1671. The current ...  Read the complete review

Oranjeboom - a name to conjure with. Well I remember the old days back in the late 1960s, this used to be a favourite tipple of my mother on infrequent trips down to the local hostelry. Then, for some reason, the label disappeared. I recall seeing and tasting it on isolated visits to Amsterdam but otherwise my curiosity was not sparked again until ...  Read the complete review

Oranjeboom originates from the Brouwerij De Oranjeboom in Breda, Holland which has been producing a variety of beers since 1528. Oranjeboom premium beer has been produced since 1671 and has always been considered a high quality premium type continental beer. Oranjeboom in English means 'Orange Tree' which refers to the Dutch royal family ...  Read the complete review