Mort Subite Kriek is brewed according to the ancient recipe of
spontaneously fermented Lambic slowly matured in oak barrels in which delicious fresh cherries are added. This gives the beer its unique artisan cherry flavour.
This Mechelen Emperor’s brew, traditional beer of the fox hunting or
Charles Quint but named after his golden coins, is still being brewed with dark, very well balanced malts, according to the classical infusion method. The aromatic malts and high fermentation process combines the warm round ness of wine with the light freshness of beer. Because of its high density of 19 ¡ Plato, the Gouden Carolus Classic is classified under ‘special beers’.  Delicious!
The light Maredsous Blonde was the abbey’s very first beer. Nowadays, the monks still drink it daily at lunch.Maredsous Blonde is a delectable blonde ale with sprightly fruitiness, soft malting and a slightly dry, gently-hopped finish. A sparkling nose, complex flavours and a touch of bitterness give this fine ale all of the refreshing
quantities of a classic Belgian blonde.
A yellow golden and cloudy beer, with a firm and lacing cream-colour foam head. Aromas of mango, papaya, pepper and a subtle note of citrus. An excellent mouth feel because of the use of 100% fresh mango juice. The aftertaste is sweet and fruity.
Westmalle Dubbel beer is a dark reddish brown, the nachgart in the bottle. The cream-colored foam collar smells of special malt and leaves a nice pattern in the glass. The flavor is rich and complex, spicy and fruity with a bitter-fresh finish. It is a balanced quality beer with a soft mouth feel and a long, dry finish. The Dubbel contains 7% alcohol.Since 1856 the monks brew beer next to the table still a dark Trappist beer. From 1926 to adapt the recipe and brew the beer a little richer. This is the origin of today’s Dubbel.
Viven Nada IPA is a non-alcoholic Belgian IPA from Viven brewery. Launched in 2010, the Viven brewery aims to bring Flemish brewing art to non-Flemish beers. The range includes Imperial IPAs and Smoked Porters, brewed with a Flemish twist. Viven Nada IPA is non-alcoholic at 0.3% ABV and is considered safe to drink before driving. At this low strength, the body processes the alcohol faster than itÕs consumed in the majority of cases. Viven Nada IPA is a non-alcoholic IPA, pouring a golden blond colour. The beer offers up faint tropical and citrus aromas from the hops, and the flavour is fruity with a dry finish. Viven Nada IPA pairs well with barbeque, or desserts featuring tropical fruit. Buy Viven Nada IPA for a thirst-quenching non-alcoholic blond IPA.
Hildegard returned from the Anchorage Barleywine Festival, January 2005,
inspired by the wonderfully hoppy beers she tried there. Barleywines, IPA,
Double IPA and all manner of over-the-top beers sparked her creative
impulse and the result is Belgium’s first Belgian Style IPA, Urthel Hop-It
of 9.5% ABV.With the creation of Urthel Hop-It, Hildegard started a new trend in the
Belgian Art of Brewing which inspired her colleagues in the following years.Urthel Hop-It is brewed with only malt (pils) and three European Nobel
hops. It’s a truly unique beer for hop lovers. Pale golden in colour with
billowing white foam, the nose is hoppy and spicy.On the pallet, Urthel Hop-It is very hoppy and intoxicatingly bitter but
curiously well balanced. The malt and hops intertwine in a beautiful
expression of complexity, contrast and complementary flavour. This makes
Urthel Hop-It original, unequalled and a beer to enjoy with good friends.
In 1978 the Flemish peasants (the Brigands) expelled the French soldiers (sans-culottes) from Ingelmunster. Like the freedom fighters of yesteryear, Brigand is strong and powerful. It is a blond coloured beer with a rich flavour and slightly bitter hops.
