Heer van Oranje is a Dutch wheat beer (Weizen) associated with the Steenbergen and Klundert region in the province of North Brabant. The beer is brewed by a brewer with over 25 years of experience, who is also known for reviving the local Wit Kruis Bier. The name 'Heer van Oranje' is a nod to the historical ties of the region with the House of Orange-Nassau. Heer van Oranje is brewed in the German Weizen style, a top-fermented wheat beer known for its characteristic banana and clove aromas derived from yeast. The beer has earned recognition in the Netherlands and has been placed among the top three Weizen beers in the country, a notable achievement in a style that demands precise fermentation control and high-quality malt and hop selection. The beer is part of a small portfolio of regionally inspired brews tied to the Steenbergen area. Together with Wit Kruis Bier, Heer van Oranje represents a revival of local brewing tradition in this part of North Brabant.