Bloemenbier is a Belgian blond ale flavored with flowers. The beer is brewed by the De Proefbrouwerij brasserie in the Flemish village of Lochristi, which is most famous for its flower crops that give the beer its name (the term bloemen in Flemish actually means ‘flowers’). The bottle is wrapped in a wrapper that does not expose the drink to direct sources of light that could alter its flavor, and therefore it is often served by tearing the wrapper near the cork. Cont. Alc.7° %in vol.

Pauwel Kwak is a highly fermented dark beer brewed by the Brouwerij Bosteels brewing industry in Belgium. It is a Belgian Strong Ale style beer with 8.4 percent alcohol (vol) that is to be served in a characteristically shaped glass called a “coachman’s glass.” According to the brewer, this glass was created at the initiative of the coachmen, as its shape allowed it to be hung on the carriage and thus the contents could be consumed without having to get out of the box. Cont. Alc.8.4°%in vol.

Deep ruby red in color, this weizen bock has a very persistent white and dense foam. The bouquet and aroma are enveloping and warming from the hint of hazelnuts, caramel and malt. The body is full and strong, finally leaving a long bittering aftertaste, light but persistent. Cont. Alc. 8.2°%in vol.

Draft beer Cont. Alc. 5.4°%in vol.

Draft beer Cont. Alc. 5.6°%in vol.

Draft beer Cont. Alc. 5.20°%in vol.

Shows golden color and white foam cap of good persistence. Intense nose of elegant quality, with prevalence of malty notes along with herbaceous, fruity and spicy accents. In the mouth, the ability to hide the alcohol is appreciated. Medium intensity and good qualitative richness of flavors. Balanced without excessive sweetness, fruity accents with hints of orange and dry finish with spice.

A golden American IPA with an unobtrusive aroma and a malty start on the palate, followed by an explosion of citrus and exotic fruit flavours.

Japanese craft beer made with malt and the ancient Japanese red rice variety ‘Asamurasaki’. Its pink colour and fruity aromas will accompany you on this sensory journey.

Unfiltered IPA. Its flavour is bold, full of tropical notes such as grapefruit, apricot, peach and passion fruit, skilfully combined with malts to create a smooth and unobtrusive taste.

A fresh and decidedly pleasant beer, its low alcohol content and excellent balance make it extremely drinkable. The nose is greeted by delicate hints of tropical fruit and citrus. The first sip reveals a very fresh beer with a light body, followed by a pleasant bitterness in the finish that fades into a long aftertaste, leaving the mouth feeling fresh and clean.

A top-fermented gluten-free beer with an antique gold colour and typical head. The generous use of Australian hops, exclusively Galaxy, gives it an extremely exotic and balsamic bouquet.

Deep black in colour. Its aromas and flavours are reminiscent of roasted malts, bitter cocoa, coffee and liquorice. The addition of Fuggle hops gives it a dry finish.

Light golden in colour, the aroma initially features pils malt, with notes of fresh bread and wildflower honey that gradually give way to more pungent and herbaceous nuances imparted by the hops. On the palate, it is smooth, round and light, with a delicate malty start supporting fresh hop notes and a slight acidity that balances the whole.

It has a fine, dense, compact and creamy head with excellent persistence, thanks to the high quality and freshness of the yeast used for fermentation. A clear beer with a bright yellow colour and a highly intense, very pleasant and elegant aroma. Its effervescence is pleasant. This full-bodied Pilsner has a perfectly balanced flavour, slightly bitter but with a remarkable fragrance and freshness on the palate.

As soon as the bottle is opened, you can see the creamy, persistent foam that characterises this beer. Its cloudiness and intense aroma make it immediately appealing. The nose reveals hints of yeast, flowers and spices, foreshadowing the bold flavours and effervescence that can be enjoyed at the first sip.

Barock Dunkel beer from the Weltenburger Brewery is a beer of excellence, a work of art created by Bavarian monks. Barock Dunkel is dark in colour and has a predominantly malty taste. The nose reveals notes ranging from caramel to roasted malt.

It has intense aromas of tropical fruit and citrus, while on the palate it is smooth and thirst-quenching with a very slight hint of pine. The finish is dry and bitter for Weird Weather, produced with “Mikkellensis”, Mikkeller’s patented yeast strain that produces very little alcohol during fermentation.

Its lightness in no way compromises the taste and quality of a high-quality beer. Choosing Weisse Alkoholfrei from the Weltenburger Brewery means choosing a quality beer, produced by a brewery that boasts a long and prestigious tradition in beer production.

Its lightness in no way compromises the taste and quality of a high-quality beer. Choosing Weisse Alkoholfrei from the Weltenburger Brewery means choosing a quality beer, produced by a brewery that boasts a long and prestigious tradition in beer production.

Aroma: Floral and citrus notes on the nose, such as chamomile, honey, yeast and wheat, with light hints of citrus and noble hops.
Flavour: Bread crust and honey on the palate; this is definitely not a dry beer and the palate remains slightly “sticky” and tied to the next sip. Towards the end, there is a slight bitter herbaceous note; the aftertaste is of malt, warmed by a slight alcoholic note.

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