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Hakodate Weizen

Hakodate Beer
Hakodate, Hokkaido
Beer style: Weissbier - Hefeweizen
Ref: ratebeer.com Jun2024

Common descriptors are
Approximate translation: "Weizen is a popular German type of wheat beer. More than 50% wheat malt is used, and it has a lightly carbonated white head. It is highly fragrant with a smooth taste."



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Hakodate Weizen

Hakodate Beer
Hakodate, Hokkaido
Beer style: Weissbier - Hefeweizen
Ref: ratebeer.com Jun2024

Common descriptors are
Approximate translation: "Weizen is a popular German type of wheat beer. More than 50% wheat malt is used, and it has a lightly carbonated white head. It is highly fragrant with a smooth taste."



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Hakodate Weizen

Hakodate Beer
Hakodate, Hokkaido
Beer style: Weissbier - Hefeweizen
Ref: ratebeer.com Jun2024

Common descriptors are
Approximate translation: "Weizen is a popular German type of wheat beer. More than 50% wheat malt is used, and it has a lightly carbonated white head. It is highly fragrant with a smooth taste."




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Hakodate Weizen

Hakodate Beer
Hakodate, Hokkaido
Beer style: Weissbier - Hefeweizen
Ref: ratebeer.com Jun2024

Common descriptors are
Approximate translation: "Weizen is a popular German type of wheat beer. More than 50% wheat malt is used, and it has a lightly carbonated white head. It is highly fragrant with a smooth taste."



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Hakodate Weizen

Hakodate Beer
Hakodate, Hokkaido
Beer style: Weissbier - Hefeweizen
Ref: ratebeer.com Jun2024

Common descriptors are
Approximate translation: "Weizen is a popular German type of wheat beer. More than 50% wheat malt is used, and it has a lightly carbonated white head. It is highly fragrant with a smooth taste."



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Hakodate Weizen

Hakodate Beer
Hakodate, Hokkaido
Beer style: Weissbier - Hefeweizen
Ref: ratebeer.com Jun2024

Common descriptors are
Approximate translation: "Weizen is a popular German type of wheat beer. More than 50% wheat malt is used, and it has a lightly carbonated white head. It is highly fragrant with a smooth taste."