Many of the wheat beers listed below are from Germany, where their strict beer laws means all weizens need 50% wheat malt or more. Non-German wheat beers are not subject to the same laws, but generally, they follow the rule. Blended with barley malt, the wort becomes easier to deal with than using 100% wheat. Unlike German weissbiers, Belgian witbiers use unmalted (raw) wheat, but in similar proportions.