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Indian Wheat Beer brands in India

12/23/2019

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Mumbai, India
Wheat beers are favourites in the craft beer scene in India because of their fruitiness and low IBU (International bittering units) typically. So, what is a wheat beer? Wheat beers use a higher amount of wheat than barley to produce beers and because of the higher protein content in the former the beers are hazy but give a richer and thicker mouth feels to the beers. The wheat unlike malted barley doesn’t add much flavour of its own to the final product and hence the yeast plays a very important role for flavour. In the India the two most popular style of wheat are the Hefeweizen and Belgian Wit. We will look at them both individually and list Indian brands in bottles  for you apart from one American Styled Wheat. 
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​Belgian Wit bier
Wit bier  is made of minimum 50% unmalted wheat in Belgium which makes them different from the German style in addition to the flavouring of Coriander and Orange peel the Belgians add to this style. They could add more spice but the above mentioned are the basics. This style was revived globally and in India by Hoegaarden specially with their ritual of adding an orange slice into the glass.
Kingfisher: The latest entrant in the India’s bottled non-lager segment, Kingfisher the market leader in beers is all set to ride the craft wave with this wit bier.
Simba:  Apart from the classic Coriander and Orange peel, the Simba roars with some added goodness of Lemongrass.
Mad King Dufa: This one was thought of in Delhi but made in Belgium. The other one from the brewery is a lager call the Kolga.
White Owl Spark: It started off as a microbrewery in Mumbai and continues to but has also added to bottled fare.
Bira White: The craft behemoth which started the wave for bottled craft beer in the country continues to grow.
White Rhino: India’s first craft brewery in the bottled business, they also flavour their wit bier with Himalayan coriander.
Mahou Maestra Wheat: Although owned the Spanish Mahou, this one’s made in Indian and used Himalayan Coriander and Seville orange peel for the brew.
​Willy's Witbier: The latest entrant in the bottled witbier segment, the Will's by Briggs Brewery Bengaluru is now launched in the Bengaluru market.

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Hefeweizen:
This German cloudy wheat beer has aromas of banana and cloves owing to the yeast so much that it can’t be handled by many palates and hence a slice of lemon can help uplift. It can be made with made with both malted and unmalted wheat. In Germany Hefe come from yeast or beer with yeast that is typically unfiltered and that is showcased by Weihenstephan which claims to be oldest brewery in the world through their beers.
Thirsty Simona: This one’s a Indian co but they brew in Bosnia under Alex their brew master. 
American Wheat Beer
This style is America’s take on the traditional Bavarian Hefeweizen but without the spice. The beers are summer beer which are thirst quenching with great balance of malts and hops. The bittering units are low and so are the hops. The style has been making waves and become mainstream over the last one decade.
Arbor Easy Rider:
An easy drinking beer for the tropical weather with good balance of hops and malt. Hence the name perhaps! 


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6 Comments
Free Beer link
7/22/2020 02:31:52 pm

Any alcohol-free wheat beers in India that you'd recommend? The style usually retains it's quality for nolo beer.

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The Happy High
7/22/2020 03:26:19 pm

We are not aware non-alcoholic wheat beers yet, but MNC lager cos like Bud and Heineken have their lagers out.

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Liquor Land link
8/18/2020 10:36:29 am

Hi Very Nice Blog.

Liquorland provide the best beer brands in India wonderful flavor to the users who have immediately fallen for the good taste. A standout amongst the most striking attributes is the presence of the item once it is poured into the glass. Sitting in a parlor and tasting onto the liquor is a great unwinding action for the general population. Binding is another characteristic that makes the beer speaking to the eyes and would go far in giving awesome experience to the clients.

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The Happy High
8/18/2020 01:04:14 pm

Thank you. Cheers.

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siddharth juyal link
10/30/2020 01:18:47 pm

All are amazing beer brand and one of the best thing in this post is every beer brands are deeply mention with deep details. Those are looking for beer brand they must visit on this post

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The Happy High
10/30/2020 04:51:56 pm

Thank you Siddharth. This made our day. Prost!

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