"Oud Bruin is a typical style of our region between Kortrijk and Oudenaarde. This beer is a blend of our own young and 2 year old wood aged oud bruin. For complexity we added some of the Marvelous "Jacobins Foederbier" from pur neighbors in Bellegem, brewery Vanderghinste."

"An oude geuze, based on 4, 5, 6, 7 year old lambic, 100% oak aged, Belgian, artisanal and delicious."

Magnum.

You'll get a random label amongst the 6 avaialble. "In 2024, 150 years will have passed since the birth of Louis Thevenet; a famous painter from Halle. To celebrate this occasion, Brewery 'Den Herberg', in collaboration with 'den AST' and 'Villa Servais', developed a 'Geuze Thevenet.' It is a unique blend of eleven different barrels of lambic, aged in old (red and white) wine barrels made out of French and American oak. Kloris Devillé from Den Herberg describes the geuze as follows: "This 'Oude Geuze' has a lively palette of flavors, much like one might find in a masterful painting. The subtly woven minerality forms a canvas on which the depth of the composition is built, while the complexity of the geuze, thanks to the former red and white wine barrels, unveils a rich and varied palette of aromas and flavors, almost like masterful brushstrokes.". Six different labels were designed, each featuring a different painting by Thevenet from the collection of 'den AST'. This allows beer enthusiasts to simultaneously enjoy works such as 'Hôtel de Bruxelles', '’t Wit Paard', 'De Weg-Om', and 'Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Halle onder stolp'. It's a little preview of the grand Thevenet exhibition, which will be on display on March 23 (2024), at 'den AST' and 'Villa Servais'.." Percentage of 3 YO old lambic is higher than in the Gueuze Devillé.

Pack with the 6 different labels. "In 2024, 150 years will have passed since the birth of Louis Thevenet; a famous painter from Halle. To celebrate this occasion, Brewery 'Den Herberg', in collaboration with 'den AST' and 'Villa Servais', developed a 'Geuze Thevenet.' It is a unique blend of eleven different barrels of lambic, aged in old (red and white) wine barrels made out of French and American oak. Kloris Devillé from Den Herberg describes the geuze as follows: "This 'Oude Geuze' has a lively palette of flavors, much like one might find in a masterful painting. The subtly woven minerality forms a canvas on which the depth of the composition is built, while the complexity of the geuze, thanks to the former red and white wine barrels, unveils a rich and varied palette of aromas and flavors, almost like masterful brushstrokes.". Six different labels were designed, each featuring a different painting by Thevenet from the collection of 'den AST'. This allows beer enthusiasts to simultaneously enjoy works such as 'Hôtel de Bruxelles', '’t Wit Paard', 'De Weg-Om', and 'Onze-Lieve-Vrouw van Halle onder stolp'. It's a little preview of the grand Thevenet exhibition, which will be on display on March 23 (2024), at 'den AST' and 'Villa Servais'.." Percentage of 3 YO old lambic is higher than in the Gueuze Devillé.

"Mango Sour brewed in collaboration with our friends from Buddelship"

"Imperial stout w/ hazelnut and chocolate. Made in collaboration with our friends Moersleutel from Alkmaar, Holland"

"Creature is an IPA featuring distinct American hops, British malt and soft Lisbon water. Aromatic and juicy, vibrant and delicate."

Imperial Stout aged in Rum & Bourbon Barrels w/ Coconut and Cocoa.

Brett Saison with Rose Hips

Sour IPA with Galaxy and Simcoe

Belgian bitter pale ale with raw wheat

"Together with Druug's cider makers, we joined forces to create a graf (cider-beer hybrid). A true balancing act to showcase the best of both drinks. We decided to make a blend of a hoppy rye saison from us with a wood-aged cider from them."

"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."

Quadrupel Dryhopped Single Hop (Nelson Sauvin (Cryo), Nelson Sauvin Bliss, and Maui Nelson Subzero Hop Kief) New-Zealand Double IPA!

"Amaro (Italian Bitter Liquor) inspired West Coast Farmhouse IPA. Hopped with Chinook, Comet and Riwaka and we also added meadowsweet and yarrow."

"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."

West Coast IPA w. HBC1019