The mixture for this beer, organic barley and wheat malt was created in 1999. Except for the organic hop, also organic coriander and organic orange peel are added to  the wort while boiling. This white beer is a light, melow with a touch a bitterness, but also very refreshing due to the fine balance between its acidity and the touch of coriander and orange. The production is being controlled by Ecocert and has the label Biogarantie®.

Whitebeer from the Silly brewery. It possesses a highly refreshing flavour where the coriander plays the perfect thirst-quenching role. Upon tasting, the dried orange peel arouses a noticeable quiver.

This white beer receive the bronze award in the world beer cup 2006. Is is a tasty top-fermented beer. You will recognize Wittekerke White by the dense, creamy head. The flavour is rounded and has a spicy subdued bitterness. The celebrated beer connoisseur Michel Jackson becomes lyrical while describing Wittekerke as "creamy, aromatic, with a clean, teasing, perfumy fruitiness and faintly herbal tartness". A refreshing starter !

This traditional Witbier (Wheat beer) has been developed in cooperation with Master Brewer Pierre Celis, the Godfather of Hoegaarden and Celis White. It is brewed in West Flanders using local hops. This beer as well has a second fermentation in the bottle, giving this beer its specific taste (5.5% alcohol content). Cloudy and hazy pale golden color, spicy, earthy citrus aromas.  Nice Creamy head that sticks to the sde of the glass. Fresh lemons and mild spice flavors, crisp carbonated mouthfeel. A very refreshing brew.

The Blanche de Namur is pale, cloudy and milk like. It is mellow, thirst quenching and sweet. Its cloudy appearance is created when cold but disappears if the beer gets warm or if it is kept in a cold place for too long. Its aroma is fine and fruity and releases the aromatics used (coriander and the dried peel of bitter oranges). The characteristic bitter orange taste can be intensified by adding a slice of lemon in the glass. It should be tasted between 2° and 4°, chilled in the top of the refrigerator and goes well with not very spicy dishes, such as fish, white meat and poultry.

The Blanche de Namur is pale, cloudy and milk like. It is mellow, thirst quenching and sweet. Its cloudy appearance is created when cold but disappears if the beer gets warm or if it is kept in a cold place for too long. Its aroma is fine and fruity and releases the aromatics used (coriander and the dried peel of bitter oranges). The characteristic bitter orange taste can be intensified by adding a slice of lemon in the glass. It should be tasted between 2° and 4°, chilled in the top of the refrigerator and goes well with not very spicy dishes, such as fish, white meat and poultry.

Moderately hazy gold body, creamy pure-white head. Fragrantly spicy with a sweet beginning and hint of dryness in the finish. Leaning towards the honeyish mellowness of Hoegaarden , but with more accent on the wheat than spice.

In Flanders, "Ezel" {donkey} is a nickname given to specific people or even entire village communities. However, as the people of this area, the word "Ezel" symbolizes not so much stupidity, but patient and dogged perseverance, a perseverance that is quite conscious of its own quality. The same applies to this ale: brewed from raw materials of the highest quality, it has a mellow taste that shows a real personality. Orange aroma. Sweet, malty, orange and honey flavor. More then moderate full. Moderate long finish, little bitterness.

In 1999 the Bavik brewery has created the Wittekerke Speciale for the cold days. When this little brother is poured out, you will enjoy a cloudy gold blond special beer It is a heart-warming stronger beer that inspires confidence in the first cold days. Its taste made of nuts and apricot with a sweet and tonic aftertaste. The aroma is wheaty and spicy with some hints of citrus. Let the bottle mature for a few weeks in the cellar to get the best taste.

Hoegaarden Grand Cru has a prominent fruity flavour balanced with a spicy clove aroma, followed by delicate hints of citrus and vanilla. Hoegaarden Grand Cru has a delicate hazy peach colour and its sweet taste is well balanced by its bitterness and body.

It’s a beer that makes you dream.

Very cloudy, very pale gold color with a frothy, foamy head. Aroma is lightly floral fruity. Quite fruity flavor, tart, somewhat citrusy--with a spicy coriander backbone. Modest wheat flavor with an acidic finish. Light bodied, appropriate to the style. A quite decent White.