Belgian

Blanche de Namur is a beer made of barley malt, hops, wheat, coriander and orange peel, smooth and delicious perfectly quenches thirst.
Alcohol content: 4,5%

This copper-colored drink, made using Tomahawk, Cascade, Saaz, Amarillo and Hallertau Blanc hops and two types of lightly roasted malt, owes its floral aroma and balanced taste to the combination of hop varieties. at the end of the sip. A truly refreshing drink, the color, smell and taste of which are in perfect harmony with each other. Eat it with red meat poultry and spicy pork, Cheddar and Emmenthal cheeses.

Veiled golden color with hazel reflexes. Long-lasting foam. Yeast and lemon-orange-grapefruit characteristics dominate both its smell and taste. When you take a sip, the bitterness of the hops is also elegantly present, which becomes dominant in the aftertaste. It does not so much belong to the category of light, thirst-quenching, but rather to the category of hearty, filling wheat beers.

A wine-inspired, tart Belgian red ale with notes of grapes, apple, and dried fruits – a refreshing aperitif experience in beer form.

Bold banana aroma, African heritage, Belgian craftsmanship – a beer for the curious and the brave.