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Ninkasi Flower Lager, malty and floral, draws its originality from the acacia flower petals infused during brewing.

Leffe Abbey is very renowned for brewing top-fermented beers faithful to Belgian tradition. When Leffe Abbey decided to brew a new Leffe, they took inspiration straight from the source - traditional monastic brewing with a modern twist to create a rich, unique and complex beer.

Leffe Rituel 9° is a Belgian beer produced by AB-InBev, known for its rich and robust character with a high alcohol content of 9%. It belongs to the Leffe brand, which has a long history dating back to the 13th century. The Rituel 9° is a strong, dark ale that exhibits a complex flavor profile, featuring notes of caramel, dark fruits, and a subtle spiciness. This beer is often appreciated for its well-balanced combination of sweetness and bitterness. Leffe Rituel 9° is crafted with a blend of special malts and a unique yeast strain, contributing to its distinctive taste. It has gained popularity among beer enthusiasts seeking a bold and flavorful Belgian experience.

Kwak Blonde is a Belgian beer produced by AB-InBev, known for its distinctive glassware shaped like a coachman's stirrup. This strong pale ale has a golden hue and a well-balanced flavor profile with fruity and malty notes. It originated from the Bosteels Brewery, which was later acquired by AB-InBev. Kwak Blonde has a moderate alcohol content, typically around 8.4%, and is characterized by a slightly sweet and spicy taste. The beer is often praised for its unique presentation in the iconic glass, which adds to the overall experience of enjoying this Belgian specialty.

BREWED WITH 100% NATURAL INGREDIENTS
We now have Victoria for the beer tap! Discover the new strong, blonde and refreshing Belgian beer in honour of the Victorious ("Victoria") Archangel Saint Michael, patron saint of Brussels. Especially for those who like to pour a strong beer at home!

Victoria is brewed with three types of hops including Fuggle and Saaz. You can taste the flavours of soft hops, slightly sweet malt and fresh herbs with a pronounced bitterness.

Beck's is a German brewery renowned for its lager, Beck's 4.8°. Introduced in 1873, this beer is characterized by its crisp and refreshing taste, attributed to the Saaz hops and two-row malted barley used in its brewing process. With an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 4.8%, it falls within the standard range for lagers. Beck's 4.8° is known for its iconic green bottle and distinctive label. The beer gained international popularity and is now enjoyed in many countries. It's considered a classic German lager, appreciated for its balanced flavor profile and smooth finish.

Kwak Amber is a Belgian beer produced by AB-InBev, known for its unique bulbous glass and rich, amber hue. Brewed since the 18th century, it has a distinct maltiness and a subtle blend of caramel and toffee flavors. The beer features a moderate alcohol content, typically around 8-8.4%, providing a warming sensation. The iconic glass, designed by Pauwel Kwak, is a key element of the Kwak experience, with a wooden stand to prevent spillage. This strong ale has a smooth, well-balanced taste profile, making it a popular choice among beer enthusiasts. Kwak Amber is often enjoyed as a specialty beer, appreciated for its historical roots and distinctive presentation.

Budweiser, often referred to as "Bud," is a globally popular American beer brand known for its pale lager. It was first introduced in 1876 and is now produced by Anheuser-Busch InBev, one of the world's largest brewing companies. Budweiser is recognized for its distinctive red label and iconic Clydesdale horse logo. The beer is brewed using a combination of barley malt, rice, water, hops, and yeast, resulting in a light and crisp taste. It has a significant presence in the beer market and is widely consumed in various countries. The brand is also associated with major sporting events and has been a prominent part of American beer culture for over a century.

Corona Extra is a popular Mexican beer known for its light and refreshing taste. Brewed by Grupo Modelo, it was first introduced in 1925. The beer is often served with a wedge of lime or lemon, adding a citrusy twist to its flavor profile. It gained international fame for its association with beach culture and is often enjoyed as a symbol of relaxation and leisure. Despite its widespread popularity, it faced some controversy in 2020 when unfounded concerns about the beer's association with the COVID-19 virus emerged due to its name similarity. However, these claims were widely debunked, and Corona Extra remains a well-loved beer worldwide.

Diekirch Premium is a popular beer hailing from Luxembourg, specifically from the Diekirch region. It is a well-regarded lager known for its crisp and refreshing taste, making it a favorite among beer enthusiasts. Brewed with high-quality ingredients, Diekirch Premium embodies the traditional brewing techniques of Luxembourg. The beer often exhibits a balanced profile, with a notable malt sweetness complemented by a mild hop bitterness. Its golden color and moderate alcohol content contribute to its easy-drinking nature. Diekirch Premium reflects the rich brewing heritage of Luxembourg and is enjoyed both locally and internationally.

Stella Artois is a well-known Belgian beer brand produced by AB InBev, one of the world's largest brewing companies. Originally brewed as a Christmas beer in 1926, it eventually became a year-round product due to its popularity. Stella Artois is a pale lager known for its distinctive gold color, balanced flavor profile, and floral hop aroma. The beer is brewed with Saaz hops, a variety from the Czech Republic, and malted barley. It is often served in a signature chalice to enhance the drinking experience. Despite its Belgian roots, Stella Artois has gained global recognition and is widely enjoyed as a premium lager.

Leffe La Légère is a Belgian beer produced by AB-InBev, renowned for its rich brewing heritage. La Légère, as the name suggests, is a lighter version of Leffe, offering a lower alcohol content compared to some of the other Leffe variants. It maintains the characteristic Belgian ale profile with a subtle blend of fruity and spicy notes, derived from the unique yeast strain used in Leffe brewing. The beer is known for its golden color, mild bitterness, and a refreshing taste, making it a popular choice for those seeking a lighter yet flavorful Belgian beer. Leffe La Légère is part of the extensive Leffe lineup, contributing to the brand's reputation for producing quality abbey beers.

Leffe Royale Whitbread Golding is a premium beer crafted by AB-InBev under the Leffe brand. It is known for its distinctive use of Whitbread Golding hops, a classic English hop variety that imparts a unique flavor profile to the beer. This Belgian strong ale boasts a rich and complex taste with fruity and spicy notes, coupled with a subtle bitterness. The beer is often characterized by its golden hue and a robust, creamy head. Leffe Royale Whitbread Golding reflects the Belgian brewing tradition while incorporating the specific hop variety to create a well-balanced and flavorful experience for beer enthusiasts.

This Lager takes its inspiration from the German style of lager, Helles. Helles was first produced in Munich in the late 1800s as an alternative to the typical ‘dunkelbier’ (‘dark coloured beer’) produced in the area (‘Helles’ means ‘light-coloured’ in German).
These, like the first Helles beer that was brewed back in 1894, has a sweet, malty flavour balanced with a light aromatic hoppiness that makes it very refreshing.
The brewer uses Naked Golden Oats to make his Lager. Naked Golden Oats are grown without husks so that even more sweetness and flavour can be extracted from the grains during brewing.