Blanche de Liège 5.5° - 1/4L
$5.84
Blanche de Liège, brewed by Val Dieu brewery, is a light beer with only 5.5 degrees alcohol, whose style is very popular, especially in summer, as it is particularly refreshing.
La Blanche is a typical wheat beer produced according to the oldest Belgian style, a type of beer easily recognizable because it does not have the classic golden yellow color, but is lighter and slightly opalescent because of a little yeast. suspension that allows continuous maturation even after bottling.
Its recipe is typically medieval and its aroma does not focus on hops, but on certain herbs that, in addition to flavor, serve to keep the beer longer. Lightness and delicacy make this beer fantastic for the aperitif and for those who do not like the particular note of hops.
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Blanche de Liège 5.5°
Its recipe is typically medieval and its aroma does not focus on hops, but on certain herbs that, in addition to flavor, serve to keep the beer longer. Lightness and delicacy make this beer fantastic for the aperitif and for those who do not like the particular note of hops.
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Data sheet
- ABV %
- 3°-5°
- Vol
- 1/4L
- Beer Style
- Belgian White (Witbier)
- Type
- White Beers
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Blanche de Liège, brewed by Val Dieu brewery, is a light beer with only 5.5 degrees alcohol, whose style is very popular, especially in summer, as it is particularly refreshing.
La Blanche is a typical wheat beer produced according to the oldest Belgian style, a type of beer easily recognizable because it does not have the classic golden yellow color, but is lighter and slightly opalescent because of a little yeast. suspension that allows continuous maturation even after bottling.
Its recipe is typically medieval and its aroma does not focus on hops, but on certain herbs that, in addition to flavor, serve to keep the beer longer. Lightness and delicacy make this beer fantastic for the aperitif and for those who do not like the particular note of hops.