This mixed case of dark Belgian beers lets you sample a range of beer types, from a Flemish sour to a dark Abbey beer. All are dark in colour and range from 5.2-11% ABV. Look out for the unusual shaped matching beer glasses.

– 2x Duchesse de Bourgogne
Strength: 6.2% ABV
Size of Bottle: 33cl
Beer Description: Duchesse de Bourgogne is a traditional Flemish red ale, which is matured in oak casks and is brewed, on average, for 12 months before being bottled. Please note this is a sour beer, which means it has a vinegary taste.

– 2x Straffe Hendrik Quadrupel
Strength: 11% ABV
Size of Bottle: 33cl
Beer Description: Brewed by De Halve Maan (The Half Moon) Brewery in Bruges for the first time in 2010, this is a very dark and intense strong Belgian beer. Re-fermentation takes place in the bottle. 

– 2x Guinness Special Export
Strength: 8% ABV
Size of Bottle: 33cl
Beer Description: Specially bottled for the Brewery, John Martin, this relatively rare Belgian Guinness is smooth, dry and bitter.

– 2x Moinette Brune
Strength: 8.5% ABV
Size of Bottle: 33cl
Beer Description: Made from four special malts, this light dark brown Abbey beer is bottle conditioned. Moinette Brune was first brewed in 1986 by Brasserie Dupont.

– 2x Floreffe Double
Strength: 6.3% ABV
Size of Bottle: 33cl
Beer Description: Floreffe Double is made from a clever balance of special malts. After the main fermentation process, yeast and sugar are added once cooled, resulting in a secondary fermentation. This traditional method was developed by the Monks at Floreffe Abbey.

(PLEASE NOTE THE BEERS IN THE PHOTO MIGHT BE DIFFERENT TO WHAT IS IN THE PACK – STOCK DEPENDING. DESCRIPTION IS CORRECT.)

Please email us once you’ve ordered if you are buying multiple packs for different people and want the packs to come in their own box as otherwise we will package them altogether to be environmentally-friendly.