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| | Pierre Celis from Hoegaarden & his Belgian White Beer |
 | | Under InBev, Hoegaarden White/Wheat Beer has become a beer that is to be seen in many parts of the world, with almost a million hectolitres being produced by them, in 2005; unfortunately, as a result of their meddling, it is a significantly lesser beer to what it was before they got involved in its brewing. |
 | | As already stated, the brewery named the Celis Brewery that Pierre installed in the cowshed, at Vroentestraat 1, in 1966, was the forerunner of the Hoegaarden Brewery, at Stoopkensstraat 46, in Hoegaarden, the one that InBev are to close. |
 | | In 1985, there was a fire in the brewery on Stoopkensstraat, and in 1986 the Winters brothers sold their share in the company to an investment group; the Achel Trappist Monastery had severed its financial connection with the brewery in the year of the fire. |
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