Tag Archives: Grand Cru

#219 – St. Sebastiaan Grand Cru

Size: 500 ml ABV: 7.6 % It’s pretty hard to miss the St. Sebastiaan beers in their 500 ml coloured enamel crocks – which is exactly what the Sterkens family would have wanted. With hundreds of Belgian beers to choose … Continue reading

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#201 – Artevelde Grand Cru

Size: 330 ml ABV: 7.3 % Jacob van Artevelde. He was so good the brewers at Huyghe named him twice. The original Artevelde (#144) was first marketed on the 5th July 1985, and then in 1987 the brewery decided to … Continue reading

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#195 – Rodenbach

Size: 250 ml ABV: 5.2 % Rodenbach is a name that many beer afficionados will immediately get excited about, primarily for the highly rated Rodenbach Grand Cru (#17) which is likely the finest example of a Belgian Sour ale that … Continue reading

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#102 – Echt Kriekenbier

Size: 250 ml ABV: 6.8 % Echt Kriekenbier is a famous traditional Flemish cherry ale made by Verhaeghe, and is based on the brew Vichtenaar (#146). After being matured in oak casks for about eight months, in a similar style … Continue reading

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#81 – Hoegaarden

Size: 250 ml ABV: 4.9 % Everybody has heard of Hoegaarden – certainly since Interbrew exported it around the world. In terms of white/wheat beers there are probably none more famous. The beer gets it name from the town in … Continue reading

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#20 – Hoegaarden Grand Cru

Size: 330ml ABV: 8.5 % Hoegaarden is reknowned for it’s plain wheat beer, which is something of a shame as it is a common concern of many beer fans today, that the quality of Hoegaarden (#81) has declined since it … Continue reading

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#17 – Rodenbach Grand Cru

  Size: 330 ml ABV: 6 % Rodenbach is an extremely unique brewery in that after brewing and fermenting in the normal fashion, the beers are aged in oak casks – something of a Flemish tradition. There are about 300 … Continue reading

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