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  • DOK / Toppling Goliath My Brewery Fits in Your Brewhouse

    DOK / Toppling Goliath My...

    €3.79

    Hazy IPA with Citra, Mosaic, and Strata Hyperboost

    Out of stock
  • DOK Danserde Beren

    DOK Danserde Beren

    €2.89

    "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"

  • DOK / NORM Crispr
    • New

    DOK / NORM Crispr

    €3.39

    "4.1% Italian Pilsner (Amarillo, Centennial, Willamette) - This highly crushable Italian Pilsner of 4.1%, brewed with Norm Brewery and delicately hopped with Centennial and Willamette and fermented with a state-of-the-art lager strain developped by the buddies and yeast magicians of Escarpment labs. Clean yeast profile and hop transformation at its best!"

  • DOK EXP666, The Number Of The Yeast
    • New

    DOK EXP666, The Number Of...

    €3.79

    "6.8% New Europe IPA (Hallertau Blanc, Aramis, Tiskel, Mandarina Bavaria, Callista)"

  • DOK Maori Madness
    • New

    DOK Maori Madness

    €4.15

    "7.6% Double New Zealand IPA (Motueka, Nelson Sauvin & Riwaka) - We did our best to pack as many New Zealand hops as possible into a can. If we’d used any more pellets, there wouldn’t have been any room left for liquid—we might as well have become a hop supplier ourselves.
    Nelson Sauvin, Riwaka, and Motueka… This New Zealand trio is sure to inspire some wild celebrations after drinking this 7.4% DIPA."

  • DOK Yuki
    • New

    DOK Yuki

    €2.98

    "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"