Blanche de Bruxelles 4.5° - 1/3L
$8.62
Brewed by Lefebvre brewery, and delivered worldwide, Blanche de Bruxelles contains 40% of wheat and has a milky colour covered with a thick, white foam. During the cooking process, coriander and sour orange peel have been added. This addition gives the beer its slightly spicy aroma. Despite a soft and creamy flavour, this beer contains a lot of freshness.
This beer is unique because of its aromatic complexity and its average alcohol percentage.
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Blanche de Bruxelles 4.5°
The “Witteke” is a typical beer from the past. It was characteristic for farm-based breweries.
The craft brewers used the best ingredients from their own harvest. Blanche de Bruxelles owes its natural cloudiness to the presence of wheat (40%). During the boiling process, natural aromas are added - coriander and dried orange peel.
You will note its freshness and refinement upon tasting, typical for this extraordinary white beer. The brewing method, which includes the gradual addition of hot water, takes a long time.
Just like all the other beers produced by Lefebvre, this beer is not filtered. If served correctly, it produces a cloudy beer with a white head.
BB20211
Data sheet
- ABV %
- 3°-5°
- Vol
- 1/3L
- Beer Style
- Belgian White (Witbier)
- Type
- White Beers
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Brewed by Lefebvre brewery, and delivered worldwide, Blanche de Bruxelles contains 40% of wheat and has a milky colour covered with a thick, white foam. During the cooking process, coriander and sour orange peel have been added. This addition gives the beer its slightly spicy aroma. Despite a soft and creamy flavour, this beer contains a lot of freshness.
This beer is unique because of its aromatic complexity and its average alcohol percentage.