Lager brewed with fresh hops. This years version was brewed at DOK.

Funky farmhouse ale aged in white wine barrels. Fermented with a blend of Brettanolyces and Fantome yeast.

Barrel Aged Farmhouse Ale w. Johanniter grape pomace

"This 5.5% session IPA is bulging with green gold from Down Under. Nectaron, Nelson Sauvin and Riwaka swing the baton. Dark blonde with a bitter bite "

"A 5.4% weizen with a whopping 70% wheat malt was brewed with one of our long-serving bartenders at Dok. Johannes (better known by his nickname Joeri) joined forces with Janos to make a weizen the way he would like it himself. Lots of wheat, Weihenstephaner yeast fermented cold, a decoction mash and a noble hopping with Tettnanger."

"Dive into the bright and aromatic world of Heidi aus Terpeen, a 6.6% ABV Modern West Coast IPA that explores the wonders of terpene biotransformation. With its blend of Columbus, Citra and Centennial hops, this IPA exhibits a harmonious balance between bitterness and aroma. Heidi aus Terpeen captivates with its vibrant hop character, with citrus, pine and floral notes. Every part of this beer has been carefully crafted to deliver a clean, crisp and above all refreshing taste with a persistent complexity. Experience the cutting edge of craft brewing with a beer that truly embodies the spirit of innovation."

"When the Australians from Lucky Bay Brewing came by, we brewed a style with them that sounded relatively unknown to us, an Australian pale ale. Low in bitterness, but bursting with Australian hop aroma. Enigma, Vic Secret and Ella… Yes, there are also very interesting hops growing on the other side of our globe. The New Zealanders have already proven it in the past, but the Australian terroir clearly has more to offer than just Galaxy. Since the people from Lucky Bay were in Europe preparing to start up their malt house, we also wanted to emphasize local grains and local malt houses. The raw barley from Hof ??Ten Dormaal and pilsner malt from Mouterij Dingemans formed the basis for this super smooth Aussie pale ale."

Sour IPA with Galaxy and Simcoe

West Coast IPA w. HBC1019

"Triple Hopped Double IPA with Magnum, Chinook, Idaho 7, Super Sauvin and Citra! Drink Beer! Save Dolphins! Or... Save Beer, Drink Dolphins? Not sure."

"Our friend and handy man Gizmo, you can set your clock to that! 1 after half past three, and there he is, sitting at the bar! Usually with a ginger beer, but today with a drinkable 3.7% ABV Grisette. A firm granular undertone from the unmalted barley and spelt that complements the New Zealand hops. For such a low-alcohol beer, we certainly didn't hold back with the generous doses of Rakau and Mega Motueka."

"Single Hop (Belgian & Brazilian Comet) Wheat IPA, brewed with the Brazilian brewpub Daoravida."

"Ever wondered what Henry van de Velde drank while designing the Book Tower in Ghent? It probably weren't Belgian Tripels and blondes, as they were not invented until the same period. Only Van de Velde knows for sure, but presumably it was... UYTZET! Yep, and we brewed that historic Ghent style again! This time another Double version of 4.4% ABV and heavily hopped with some European and English classics like Spalter Select, Brewers Gold, Brambling Cross and Hallertau Mittelfrüh. Available on keykeg and can"

West Coast Pilsner - Merkur, Saaz, Rakau and Strata

"'Waar is Loca' is a 6.5% pale ale brewed on Ghentian ground at Dok Brewing Company. With rye and oats it has a nose reminiscent of passion fruit and stone fruits. Elegant, quaffable and a subtle bitterness that makes you yearn for your next sip. The beer underwent dry-hopping with Idaho 7 and Citra that ensures the aroma meets you immediately after it is poured into your glass"