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Former master brewer Franck Everts on four remarkable Heineken turning points: from Witpils to a green 0.0

Former master brewer Franck Everts on four remarkable Heineken turning points: from Witpils to a green 0.0

Heineken appears to be on a path of recovery ahead of the arrival of a new CEO. Former tap master Franck Evers discussed several notable product changes at the brewery, including the decision to maintain the Witpils variety.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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