The brewing with wheat
The lambic is distinguished by the'use of at least '30% wheat in the grain composition. dans la composition céréalière.
Three years in wood, the excellence of blending
The Grand Cru is the ultimate beer of the range, made from a special Lambic aged three years in oak barrels. A delicate Flemish red that is a true treasure for all palates.'un Lambic spécial vieilli trois ans en fûts de chêne. Une délicate rouge flamande qui constitue un véritable trésor pour tous les palais.
Where the red signs the signature and the blonde the'brightness, the Grand Cru crowns the house. The long time of the oak, the patience of the brewer, the selection of'an exceptional lambic: three conditions for a cuvée that is as much wine as it is beer.'exception : trois conditions pour une cuvée qui tient autant du vin que de la bière.

A deep and majestic reddish-brown colour. Its noble texture and delicate foam testify to its long maturation in oak barrels.
A complex wine-like character where fresh aromas of green apple blend with a hint of vanilla. One can sense a smoky profile, with notes of peat.
Malty attack, slightly sweet base. The carbonation provides a refreshing touch, followed by'a dry finish with a'hoppy bitterness.
The lambic is distinguished by the'use of at least '30% wheat in the grain composition. dans la composition céréalière.
It'is here that the Brettanomyces wild yeasts induce spontaneous fermentation — the wort opens to the'air of Flanders.'air des Flandres.
Aging in barrels 100 % wood, for three years. The oak delivers its tannins, patience signifies the nobility of the Grand Cru.
«Time makes the Grand Cru. The oak signifies its nobility.
The original red, signature 1765. Ruby colour, macerated red fruits, woody finish. T'he soul of Bruges in a bottle.
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Tangy blonde, hints of' orange and' citrus. Refreshing combination of high fermentation and lambic.
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