Liste des produits par marque Galea Craft Beers

"Abyss of Darkness is an Imperial Salted Caramel Stout with Roasted Peanuts! We aged this beer for more then 8 months on fresh Tomintoul Whiskey barrels. The result is phenomenal! In our opinion, one of our best BA stouts until now!"

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo "

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We aged this beer for 24 months on Blantons Bourbon barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We rested this beer for 6 months on Brandy Vanilla barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo"

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We rested this beer for 6 months on Buffalo Trace Bourbon barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo ."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We aged this beer for 24 months on Heaven Hill Bourbon barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We rested this beer for 6 months on Jamaican Rum barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."

"ANTWERP, what we call the capital of Flanders! Is a massive Russian Imperial Stout, made with tons of speciality malts from Mouterij Dingemans. We dry spiced this beer with fresh roasted coffeebeans from Crossroast, a small coffee roastery from Antwerp. After that we dry spiced it again with Cacaobeans, Vanillabeans and some fresh Cinnamon. The result is a very complex, roasty imperial stout with lots of tones of chocolate, coffee, toffee, caramel, vanilla and a little spicyness from the cinnamon. We aged this beer for 24 months on Weller Bourbon barrels. Enjoy! Label by Robin Adriaenssens from Summer's End Tattoo."

Black dreams aged for 6 months on freshly emptied Heaven Hill Bourbon barrels.

"Holy Roasty our alcohol free coffee stout! Brewed with our own "Galea ANTWERP coffee blend", cacao beans and vanilla beans. The Taste of a stout without the alcohol!"

"Barrel aged stout for 2 years on Makers Mark Bourbon, Irish Whiskey and Wild Turkey Rye barrels. Before bottling we dry spiced the beer with toasted coconut."

"Little Black Dragon, named after our black cat, which I call sometimes "kleine zwarte draak" when he does naughty things. This beer is an Imperial Mexicake stout, aged for more then 2 years on 6 barrels. One of them a Hot Sauce barrel from Texas, besides that Maple Bourbon, Irish whiskey and regular Bourbon. Just before bottling we dry spiced this beer with some vanilla, cacaobeans and chillies to give you the last kick in this bold beer. The heat is well balanced, we tried to make it drinkable for the most of you. Expect a warm feeling in your mouth and throat when you take a sip."

"Strong coffee aroma, we choosed this specific coffee for its sourness. It gives some beautifull notes of raspberry, red berries, strawberries, hazelnuts, butter and citrus.
We aged this beer for 1 year on 2 Buffalo Trace Bourbon barrels and 1 Whiskey Sauterne Barrel. After 10 months of aging we added 2kg fresh roasted coffee beans (By Crossroast in Antwerp) and 15 Vanillabeans in each barrel.
After 2 more months we blended the barrels together and added some more vanillabeans.
Result is a very complex coffee stout. Lots of barrel notes, a crisp sourness of the coffee that gives the beer a high drinkability."