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Hoegaarden Rosée if you want delicate, floral subtlety,
Strawberry Sundae if you want bold fruit punch intensity.
Rosée is a Belgian wheat ale playing it elegant—barely-there strawberry whispers beneath spice and wheat. Strawberry Sundae is an American wild ale swinging for the fences with actual fruit forward punch and funky fermentation. Pick based on your mood: refined aperitif or adventurous dessert beer.
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Body
Δ 5
Sweetness
Δ 39
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Tasting notes
Hoegaarden Rosée
Hoegaarden Rosée is restrained in the best way. You get that classic Belgian wheat base—cloudy, slightly spicy, a hint of coriander—and the strawberry arrives like a suggestion, not a declaration. It's dry, barely sweet, and the 3% ABV means you can drink three and still feel like yourself. The fruit feels more like an accent than the main event.
Strawberry Sundae
Strawberry Sundae hits different. This is a wild ale that actually tastes like strawberries, funky yeast character humming underneath. There's tartness, a touch of funkiness from the fermentation, and the fruit is front-loaded and unapologetic. At 4.5% it has enough body to feel substantial, and the 15 IBU provides just enough grip to keep it from tasting like liquid candy.
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