




The name of the beer is a reference to the “trench gazette” which was printed during the First World War by British soldiers. The newspaper was printed in the bomb shelter where the brewery now stands on an old printing press that was salvaged from the ruins of Ypres. The newspaper was an exceptional mix of jokes, black humor, sarcasm and poetry and became an instant success among British soldiers who served their country in the trenches. Wipers is the nickname the soldiers gave the city of Ypress, that they deliberately mispronounced as Wipers.
Price CategorySpecialty, Import
Beer StyleRed Specialty Ale
Alcohol By Vol.7.2%
CharacteristicsA Belgian red specialty ale accented by elderflower & elderberry. It's neither sweet nor sour; dry, with some fruit tannins, floral notes & secret spices opening as it warms.
St.Bernardus Abt 12 is the flagship beer of brewery St.Bernardus and is considered as one of the best beers of the world. The Abt 12 is brewed according to an original recipe for 1946. St.Bernardus Abt 12 Nitro is brewed with that same recipe. But instead of using carbondioxide (CO2) to saturate the beer, we […]
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The Tasting Set from Brouwerij St. Bernard containing a bottle each of ABT 12, Wit, Tripel, Prior 8, Pater 6 and Extra 4 in 11.2 fl.oz. plus two (2) chalice glasses.