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Nikolai Brewmasters Collection Belgian Wheat

Nikolai Brewmasters Collection Belgian Wheat is a light and fruity, straw-pale wheat beer with a touch of fresh lemon taste. It is best served cold with a slice of lemon.

The Brewmasters Collection beers are developed by Carlsberg Group's highly skilled brewmasters with respect to original recipes and old traditions, using only quality ingredients.


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