Hoegaarden

On tap. Pours pale, hazy, goledn in colour, with decent slightly off white head. Slightly citrusy aroma, with slightly sweet flavour. Nice drinking, especially in the summer.

Bottle. Pours a cloudy pale yellow with a decent head (after following the directions on the bottle for pouring). Aroma of orange peel, wheat, and coriander. Flavor pretty much matches the aroma with a little more citrus than the aroma. Very crisp beer that is quite refreshing. A pretty good beer.

330 mL Bottle. Very pale cloudy yellow with a scant but tenacious foamy head that leaves ample lacing on the sides. The aroma is wheat, lemon rind, grapefruit rind, and coriander. Uniquely yummy; wheat and grapefruit rind dominate, there is a note of lemon, and an aftertaste of coriander with a whisper of cloves ending in a clean finish. Exceptionally refreshing. I could drink this any day, any time. H for Hoegaarden, H for Heavenly.

Bottle. Hazy yellow body, with a small white head. Aroma is wheat, citrus, coriander. Flavor is pretty much the same. A nice refreshing beer in the hot summer.

Pours hazy golden/white with a long-lasting medium head. Aroma with a lot of lemon and herbs. Sour-lemony taste, again with some herbs. My ultimate summer beer due to it being widely spread on draft during summer around the Netherlands.

Pours a cloudy, light golden color with a white head. Aroma is of lemon, coriander, yeast, and some bubblegum. Flavor is pretty much the same, a pretty standard witbier.

Pours a hazy pale yellow. Light bodied with aroma of lemons, orange, wheat, coriander, no surprises. Mouthwatering taste of lemon, orange, and coriander. This is a very nice summer beer. Goes down smooth and easy.

Bootle. Apperance; yello, hazy with a big white head. A very citrus aroma with a medium sour flavor.