Organic Hoppy Ale.

Organic Hoppy Belgian Pale Ale

Organic Hoppy Tripel

"4 months bottle refermented with 100% Brussels Brettanomyces yeast.
Amber colored with copper reflections, very fruity (pineapple and red fruits), sustained by hop flavors and complex notes of old leather. In spite of its 6,5%, its dry and bitter finish makes it a surprising thirst-quencher."

Belgian IPA. "Bitter is Better". Brewed with organic ingredients.

Unfiltered Craft Lager

Saison van de Bruwer is a spelt Saison, dry-hopped and fermented with added Brettanomyces. It is blond, opalescent; its very persistent foam is creamy and fine. Very aromatic and fruity, its nose is reminiscent of pineapple, quince, apricot, and gooseberry. A ‘funky’ touch, typical of Brettanomyces, completes the picture. In the mouth these same flavors are intensified and accompanied by notes of cereals, a floral touch, and a final that evokes lime zests. Its attack is mellow, but its finish is dry and bitter — typical character traits of the 1920s Saisons. bbd 18/11/2024

"You know our Bruxellensis, a complex beer brewed with an indigenous Brussels yeast that we found in the "wild" nature of Saint-Gilles: the famous Brettanomyces Bruxellensis. We have made a version of this beer that has been able to mature for several months in old red wine barrels: the BRUXELLENSIS RESERVA. The result is a flavorful festival of red and black berries: wild strawberries, candied cherries, blackberries and blueberries. It has some woody notes of course, and the Brett adds not only fruity notes, but also accents of old leather. The aftertaste is dry with a delicious bitterness. A wine-like and complex beer that is at the same time very refreshing and easy to drink."

"The story behind the name is amusing: Brewing in our very first brewery in Sint-Pieters-Leeuw was entirely manual and really exhausting. For lunch, we dreamed of a light and flavourful table beer to quench our thirst... One day, Bernard had the idea to mix a Taras Boulba with an equal amount of sparkling water to make a "small beer". A super refreshing beer that wouldn’t prevent us from getting back to work in full shape! And we decided to call it the "Petit Boulba"...We reused the name as a reminder of the early days, but of course we made the beer according to a specific recipe. Petit Boulba is a blond beer with only 2.8% alcohol, with a blonde and cloudy appearance due to the use of wheat and oats. Its aroma is very floral, with notes of fresh cereals. On the palate, these aromas develop further and blend with notes of white fruits and fine herbal touches. Petit Boulba is slightly bitter and has a very dry and super refreshing finish. As spring has been waiting so long to arrive, I guess we’ll just skip it entirely and go straight into summer!"

"A beer we brewed with our friends from Canediguerra (IT). It is a blond, bottom-fermented beer, generously dry-hopped with New Zealand hops. The aromas offer a perfect balance of florals and exotic fruit. In the taste, we find passion fruit, kumquat, and green papaya, blended with an enchanting touch of exotic flowers. A light sulfur character, typical of bottom-fermentation yeasts, gives the beer its distinct personality. Canedisenne has a mild bitterness, balanced by a fruity sweetness in the finish."

"The 100PAP is a 6% alcohol Pale Ale type beer. It has a magnificent amber-copper color. On the nose, a delicious esters fermentation (banana, pear) flourishes as well as an exotic and spicy touch. On the palate, lovely malty aromas of caramel and crème brûlée bring its roundness, and are served with fruity (banana, apricot and lemon) and spicy notes where juniper and its finely minty side are mixed with coriander, and white pepper, all balanced with a slight bitterness. A generous beer, just like its partners !"

Saison van de Bruwer is a spelt Saison, dry-hopped and fermented with added Brettanomyces. It is blond, opalescent; its very persistent foam is creamy and fine. Very aromatic and fruity, its nose is reminiscent of pineapple, quince, apricot, and gooseberry. A ‘funky’ touch, typical of Brettanomyces, completes the picture. In the mouth these same flavors are intensified and accompanied by notes of cereals, a floral touch, and a final that evokes lime zests. Its attack is mellow, but its finish is dry and bitter — typical character traits of the 1920s Saisons. bbd 18/11/2024