


Duchesse Petite is a Flemish Red Ale aged in Oak. The beer is brewed with deeply roasted malt, spicy hops, fruity yeast and fresh water from a well with a depth of 172 m, which ensures constant quality and purity impeccable water.
After the main and secondary fermentation, the Duchesse Petite undergoes a third fermentation in tapered oak vats for several months.
Price CategorySpecialty, Import
Beer StyleFlanders Red Ale
Alcohol By Vol.4.5%
CharacteristicsSweet, fruity ale with a pleasant sour finish
Watou Tripel from Brouwerij St. Bernard is a traditional abbey ale brewed in the classic “Triple” style of Belgium’s Trappist Monks. This golden pale ale is mellow-sweet with lightly perfumed aromas and some spicy yeast notes. Rich and fruity with a soft mouth feel.
Val-Dieu Triple from Brasserie De L’Abbaye Du Val-Dieu is a triple ale from Cistercian Abbey du Val-Dieu with a color of golden plums, very delicate aroma, nutty, clean maltiness, and a drying finish reminiscent of garden mint.
From Brasserie Des Rocs is a pure malt beer with no sugar added, 7 types of malt are used and 3 different kind of hops. It has a rich, complex fruit aroma full of subtleness. The taste has an impressive depth with oily development throughout the mouth. It is a deep, mystic and extremely mature […]