Coastal Ale · Zeeuwsche Witte
Zeeuwsche Witte
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The brewery behind it, Vermeersen, traces its roots to 1821 and still uses barley grown by Zeeland farmers and malt from a local maltster just a few kilometers away.
Zeeuwsche Witte is a hazy, top-fermented wheat beer with a light citrus tang, brewed in the fortress town of Hulst using bottle refermentation for extra character. It's a regular pour at cafés across Zeeland's coastal towns and islands.
Why it's made this way: Brewed with local ingredients in Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, it reflects Zeeland's brewing tradition dating back to the late Middle Ages, when monasteries and merchants first began commercial brewing in the province.
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