Category: Wheat Beers

Vedett White

A 4.7% Wheat Beers Style Belgian White from Belgium,usually available at The Blackfriars Tavern in Great Yarmouth, FB: BlackfriarsTavern

Vedette White joined the Vedette range in July 2008. ItÕs not a traditional white beer, above all itÕs a Vedette, and so both taste and appearance are distinctive.Vedette White has a delicious refreshing taste, surprisingly crisp, punctuated with an orange and lemon like zest, rounded with a mildly bitter taste and dry finish.

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Troublette

A 5.6% Wheat Beers Style Belgian White from Belgium,usually available at The Blackfriars Tavern in Great Yarmouth, FB: BlackfriarsTavern

Troublette is a Belgian style wheat beer that is more subtle than other
witbiers. Troublette’s aroma is an alluring melange of tangy lemon zest,
tellicherry peppercorns and cotton candy. Underneath, spicy Saaz hops peek through, lending complexity to the nose.

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Timmermans Lambiscus Blanche 375ml

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Post date 18 September 2024
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A 4.5% Wheat Beers Style Belgian White from Belgium,usually available at The Blackfriars Tavern in Great Yarmouth, FB: BlackfriarsTavern

There is no other beer like Timmermans Lambicus Blanche anywhere in the world. It is made by bringing together lambic with the process used for brewing beers based on malted wheat. By the addition of spices such as coriander and dried orange zest, a beer is created with a light, fruity flavour, deliberately cloudy and subtly spicy. Should ideally be drunk from an authentic stoneware pot.An unconventional blanche brewed as it was once in the farms of the Payotteland, with wheat added to a lambic. Its flavour is slightly tart and fairly rounded with a hint of lemon peel, slightly sweet but excellent as a thirst quencher.