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Wheat Beers

Wheat beers use a high proportion of wheat, resulting in a light, smooth texture and fruity aromas such as banana, clove, or citrus. Popular variations include Hefeweizen (Germany), Witbier (Belgium), and American Wheat Ale. With their bright and refreshing character, these beers are perfect for summer days and for those new to the craft.

American Dark Wheat Beer

American Dark Wheat Beer is a chocolate-brown wheat ale with notes of cocoa, light caramel, wheat malt, and a smooth, easy-to-drink finish.

American Pale Wheat Beer

American Pale Wheat Beer is a bright yellow wheat ale with aromas of wheat bread, light citrus, floral hop, and a refreshing, easy-to-drink aftertaste.

Dunkelweizen

Dunkelweizen is an amber-brown Bavarian wheat beer with notes of banana, clove, and light caramel, and a smooth, easy-to-drink finish.

Grodziskie

Grodziskie is a straw-yellow smoked wheat beer from Poland with a light oak smoke, high carbonation, and a dry, refreshing aftertaste.

Hefeweizen

Hefeweizen is a cloudy yellow Bavarian wheat beer with aromas of banana, clove, wheat bread, and a smooth, refreshing aftertaste.

Kristallweizen

Kristallweizen is a clear, filtered Bavarian wheat beer with notes of banana, clove, wheat bread, and a sparkling, refreshing aftertaste.

Lighthouse

Lichtenhainer is a pale yellow, smoked sour wheat beer from Germany with a subtle smoke, mild acidity, and an extremely refreshing aftertaste.

Witbier

Witbier is a pale yellow Belgian wheat beer with notes of orange, coriander, and wheat bread, and a refreshing, easy-to-drink aftertaste.

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