








Vichtenaar from Brouwerij Verhaeghe is a traditional Flemish red-brown ale. The ale is matured in oak casks for a minimum of 8 months and bottled without any further blending. This traditional sour ale has a fruity sour oak notes and refreshing aftertaste. It is lively and layered with notes of Madeira, vanilla, oak and the acidity of a fresh apple.
Price CategorySpecialty, Import
Beer StyleFlemish Red-Brown Ale
Alcohol By Vol.5.1%
CharacteristicsFruity with a pleasant refreshing finish
Piwo z Grodziska (pronounced “Peevo zGrogeeska”) is the original Polish Gratzer style beer brewed according to the original recipe in the 700 year old tradition. Just like in the past, it is brewed only in Grodzisk Wielkopolski, using only the finest local ingredients. The unique flavor is attributed to the local water source. Wheat […]
Saxo from Brasserie Caracole is a very complex artisanal Wallonian blond ale with an unusual hoppiness, bitterness and a touch of spice. Bizarre grainy punch of taste preceding hops and waves of flavors whizzing over the tongue.
Echt Kriekenbier from Brouwerij Verhaeghe is the traditional Flemish cherry ale. The ale is based on Vichtenaar and has the aroma of Kirsch cherry brandy and smooth, vanilla-like oaky palate with a late surge of passion-fruit flavors with some acidity. Local sour cherries are added during the maturation process to the wooden casks containing Vichtenaar. […]