Burgkopf Pineapple 4Pk

Burgkopf Pineapple 4Pk is a Belgian-style pineapple wheat ale brewed in Lithuania at 5.5% ABV, sold in a convenient four-pack. Brewed by UAB Kauen Craft in Kaunas using barley and wheat malt, this fruit ale has earned a solid 3.9 out of 5 on Untappd across more than 1,600 ratings — a testament to its crowd-pleasing pineapple character and approachable Belgian yeast profile.
Quick Facts: ABV: 5.5%  |  Origin: Kaunas, Lithuania  |  Style: Belgian-Style Fruit Wheat Ale  |  Brewery: UAB Kauen Craft
Production & Heritage
UAB Kauen Craft operates out of Kaunas, Lithuania’s second-largest city, and applies Belgian brewing traditions to its lineup. The Pineapple expression is built on a grain bill of barley and wheat malt, fermented with Belgian yeast strains that lend the beer its signature spicy, slightly estery backbone. The brewery describes itself as one of the most technologically advanced small-scale brewing operations in Lithuania, and the result here is a clean, fruit-forward ale that balances tropical sweetness with traditional Belgian brewing character.
Tasting Notes
Aroma: Ripe pineapple dominates the nose immediately, followed by a layer of caramel malt sweetness. Subtle Belgian yeast esters — think light spice and a faint breadiness — round out the bouquet.
Taste: The entry is bright and pineapple-forward with noticeable sweetness. At mid-palate, caramel malt richness emerges alongside a gentle tartness that keeps the fruit from becoming cloying. Belgian yeast character adds complexity, with spritzy carbonation lifting the flavors across the tongue.
Finish: The finish is moderately sweet, lingering with pineapple and light Belgian yeast notes. Carbonation keeps everything clean and refreshing, making it easy to reach for another pour.
How to Drink Burgkopf Pineapple
Best served chilled between 40–45°F in a tulip glass or standard pint to let the aromatics open up. The bright pineapple and wheat malt base also make it a surprisingly versatile ingredient in beer cocktails:
Shandy: Mix with lemonade for a double-citrus refresher that plays off the tropical fruit notes.
Beermosa: Combine with orange juice at brunch — the Belgian yeast adds depth that plain lagers lack.
Michelada (tropical twist): Swap in Burgkopf Pineapple for a fruity take on the classic — the pineapple pairs naturally with lime and hot sauce.
Best For
Backyard barbecues and warm-weather gatherings where a fruit-forward beer shines
Introducing craft beer newcomers to Belgian-style ales without overwhelming bitterness
Casual weeknight drinking when you want flavor without high ABV
Pairing alongside spicy or tropical-themed dishes
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Burgkopf Pineapple taste like? It delivers a sweet, ripe pineapple flavor supported by caramel malt and light Belgian yeast spice, with spritzy carbonation that keeps it refreshing rather than heavy.
How does Burgkopf Pineapple compare to Schöfferhofer? Schöfferhofer Grapefruit is a German hefeweizen mixed with grapefruit juice, leaning tart and citrusy, while Burgkopf Pineapple uses Belgian yeast and wheat malt for a sweeter, more tropical profile with subtle spice complexity.
Is Burgkopf Pineapple good for beginners? Yes — at 5.5% ABV with prominent fruit sweetness and low bitterness, it is an accessible entry point for anyone exploring fruit ales or Belgian-style beers.
Where is Burgkopf Pineapple made? It is brewed by UAB Kauen Craft at their facility on V. Kreves pr. 118 in Kaunas, Lithuania, using Belgian brewing techniques and technology.
What foods pair well with Burgkopf Pineapple? Grilled shrimp or fish tacos complement its tropical character; spicy Thai curry benefits from the ale’s sweetness cutting the heat; mild soft cheeses like brie echo the wheat malt creaminess; and Hawaiian-style pizza leans into the pineapple theme naturally.
What sizes does Burgkopf Pineapple come in? It is commonly available in a four-pack format, which is the standard retail configuration for this product.
Is Burgkopf Pineapple worth the price? Burgkopf Pineapple positions as a budget-friendly fruit ale, and with its 3.9 Untappd rating and approachable flavor profile, it represents solid value in the flavored wheat ale category.
Why Burgkopf Pineapple?
What separates Burgkopf Pineapple from the crowded fruit ale shelf is the Belgian yeast foundation beneath all that tropical sweetness. Where many flavored beers taste one-dimensional — essentially pineapple soda with alcohol — this ale builds genuine malt complexity from its barley and wheat grain bill, and the yeast-driven spice gives it a backbone that rewards slower sipping. With a 3.9 rating on Untappd from over 1,600 drinkers, it has proven itself as a reliable crowd-pleaser. At a sessionable 5.5% ABV, it drinks easy without sacrificing character.