Belgian

Stevie wrote on 25 May 2004:

Better question: where *can't* you get Hoegaarden in the States? I mean besides retarded backwater states with extra-restrictive beer laws. Interbrew has it everywhere.

Witzel

You should be able to get Hoegaarden just about anywhere. I can even get it here in south GA redneck country.

bluestringer

Yaarghh...

Yes.

Other ones, too.

Everywhere. At least you should be able to; Hoegaarden is owned and brewed by the same company that owns Labatt and Latrobe/Rolling Rock.

Hoegaarden can be found in Texas.

On Mon, 31 May 2004 20:45:13 -0500, snipped-for-privacy@houston.rr.com wrote (in article ):

Hoegaarden Wit beer can be found in many states. Hoegaarden Crand Cru can only be had in Europe. The bastards won't send any here. it's too damn good to export. Probably the most complex and enjoyable beer I've ever had all the way through the temperature range.

Duvel or Hoegaarden really aren't the best belgian brewes...Ii personally like "belgian porters", or triple fermentation beers, Grimbergen, Gordon Gold, Maredsous, Malheur etc... (I am not sure you can find all those in States, I live in Belgium) Anyway, I think (some) belgian beers are the best... But it's a question of taste, surely. ;) BTW - take a look here:

Chears! Solo

I found it in New Zealand.

Even in Casper Wyoming. Though, I don't think it will have the staying power to remain here. This town is WAY into cheap beer. :^(

Best regards, Bill