What is Rickards white?

What is Rickards white?

Brewed in Belgian tradition, Rickard’s Original White is an unfiltered wheat beer with a natural cloudy appearance. Try it in a pint glass garnished with an orange to bring out the subtle notes of coriander and citrus.

What kind of beer is Rickards white?

Belgian-style wheat ale
Rickard’s® White is a Belgian-style wheat ale containing 5.4% alcohol by volume. We strive to always offer you the most up-to-date product information.

Is Belgian moon Rickards white?

It’s called Rickard’s White, and it’s brewed in Montreal, Canada and if you wanted to wager that it’s pretty dang similar in composition to Blue Moon, I sure as heck wouldn’t bet against you.

Is Rickard’s White discontinued?

LCBO Beer Watch on Twitter: “[DISCONTINUED] Rickard’s Original White (473 mL can) was discontinued: https://t.co/9bo7pAV6GL #beer #lcbo” / Twitter.

What kind of beer is Rickards Red?

red ale
Rickard’s Red A full-flavoured, medium-bodied red ale, Rickard’s features a slight hoppy bitterness balanced with candy-like caramel malt sweetness. Brewed using a signature Munich malt with a touch of brewer’s caramel to create a striking, ruby red appearance and a bold, refreshing taste.

What is the difference between Blue Moon and Belgian moon?

A spokesperson for MillerCoors told us this: “Blue Moon Belgian White is called Belgian Moon in Canada in order to differentiate ourselves from Labatt Blue beer, a lager-style brew that is widely known in the region.

Is Rickards Red and ale or lager?

A full-flavoured, medium-bodied red ale, Rickard’s features a slight hoppy bitterness balanced with candy-like caramel malt sweetness.

What is the Girliest beer?

And the “girliest” beer of all? That distinction goes to sour/American wild ales, which women were 75 percent more likely than men to name as a favorite.

Is Belgian moon good?

Good balance of citrus orange sweetness with peppery and spicy flavor. A bit too thick and chewy for the style, but nice acidic carbonation.” Overall: “A good example of the style, but just a bit too heavy and sweet. Still, a refreshing, complex take on a wit….