Belgian Ale
Belgian ale is defined less by hops and more by yeast. Fruity, spicy, and layered, it feels closer to wine than to conventional beer.
At a Glance
- β’Belgian yeast creates most of the flavor profile.
When People Drink This
Quiet evenings
Food pairings
Tasting sessions
How This Drink Feels
The sensory experience
fruity and spicy and complex, with notes of clove and banana and herbal notes ending with a dry and warming finish
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Origin Story
Rooted in Belgium
Perfect for the Holiday Season
Holiday PickEven during the holiday season, this drink finds its place β between long conversations, travel days, heavy meals, or quiet pauses away from the noise.
Places & Everyday Rituals
Where this drink feels most at home
Did You Know?
Belgium has over 1,500 unique beer styles and variations.
- π€Belgian yeast creates most of the flavor profile.
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How This Drink Is Madeβ
Ingredients
The Base
- Malted barley
- Belgian yeast
- Hops
- Water
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