Category Archives: InBev (Belgium)
#221 – Leffe 9
Size: 330 ml ABV: 9 % This was my first deviation from the standard Leffe Blonde (#41) and Leffe Brune (#25), and I was reliably informed that the Leffe 9 was the pick of the bunch. It was time to … Continue reading →
Filed under 7, Abbey Beer, Belgian Strong Ale, InBev (Belgium)
Tagged as Aperitif, Belgian beer, Food pairing, InBev, Interbrew, Leffe, tapas
#116 – Stella Artois
Size: 330 ml ABV: 5.2 % Despite Belgium’s reputation for craft beer, bottom-fermented lagers like Stella Artois still make up about 75% of Belgian beer production, although Stella Artois is only the second most popular beer – Jupiler still tops … Continue reading →
#41 – Leffe Blonde
Size: 750 ml ABV: 6.6 % I already started the story of Leffe (#25), and predictably it didn’t take too long to be able to continue the tale of how she ended up as part of the world’s largest brewery, … Continue reading →
Filed under 7, Abbey Beer, Belgian Ale, InBev (Belgium)
Tagged as Anheuser Busch, Artois, Bass, Becks, beer, Belgian, Belle-Vue, blonde, brewery, Den Horen, global, Hoegaarden, Interbrew, Jupiler, Labatts, Leffe, Miller, Oranjeboom, Peroni, Piedboeuf, Spoelberch, Stella, takeover, Van Damme, Whitbread
#25 – Leffe Brune
Size: 330 ml ABV: 6.5 % Almost every UK supermarket now seems to stock Leffe, in both 330ml and 750ml varieties. Since being taken over, most recently by In-Bev, the saturated marketing ploy is clearly evident. It hasn’t always been … Continue reading →
Filed under 7, Abbey Beer, Abbey Dubbel, InBev (Belgium)
Tagged as Abbey Beer, Albert, Artois, Belgium, Bruin, Brune, Dinant, French Revolution, InBev, Leffe, Lootvoet, Meuse, monks, Namur, Norbertine, St Norbert
