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Accueil
- Biere
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Lambic - Sour
- Delicatessen
- Verres - Accessoires
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Blonde - Ambrée
- Saison
- India Pale Ale (IPA)
- Belgian Blond Ale
- Bière Fumée
- Pale Ale
- Blanche - Froment
- Triple
- Strong Ale
- Bock - Weizenbock
- Grape Ale
- Kölsch
- Cream Ale
- Altbier
- Radler
- Pils, Lager, Helles
- Red Ale
- Bière de Garde
- Bitter
- Märzen
- Grisette
- India Pale Lager (IPL)
- Amber
- Wheat Wine
- Oat Wine
- Table Beer
- Mild Ale
- Gluten-Free
- Kellerbier
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Brune
- Cidre, Hydromel, Vin, etc...
- Non-Alcoholic Beer / Cider
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Lambic - Sour
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Blonde - Ambrée
- Saison
- India Pale Ale (IPA)
- Belgian Blond Ale
- Bière Fumée
- Pale Ale
- Blanche - Froment
- Triple
- Strong Ale
- Bock - Weizenbock
- Grape Ale
- Kölsch
- Cream Ale
- Altbier
- Radler
- Pils, Lager, Helles
- Red Ale
- Bière de Garde
- Bitter
- Märzen
- Grisette
- India Pale Lager (IPL)
- Amber
- Wheat Wine
- Oat Wine
- Table Beer
- Mild Ale
- Gluten-Free
- Kellerbier
-
Brune
- Cidre, Hydromel, Vin, etc...
- Delicatessen
- Verres - Accessoires
- Non-Alcoholic Beer / Cider
Kestemont Rabarber
"Rhubarb has been so ubiquitous for so long in the low countries that you would forget it originates from the Asian steppes. Delicious in a scrumptious pie or compote, we think it pairs nicely with our lambic. The sweet and sour of the red stems, grown organically by ourselves, are chopped up unevenly and added as such to the lambic of at least one year old. Together they ferment on casks for about four more months, resulting in a sweet sour beer containing roughly 300 grams of rhubarb per liter of beer. A lovely trip down memory lane having rhubarb pie with grandma, straight in your glass."
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Uniquement des bières artisanales
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Stockage refrigéré
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Livraison dans le monde entier
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Livraison classique ou réservation avec mise en boîte.
"Rhubarb has been so ubiquitous for so long in the low countries that you would forget it originates from the Asian steppes. Delicious in a scrumptious pie or compote, we think it pairs nicely with our lambic. The sweet and sour of the red stems, grown organically by ourselves, are chopped up unevenly and added as such to the lambic of at least one year old. Together they ferment on casks for about four more months, resulting in a sweet sour beer containing roughly 300 grams of rhubarb per liter of beer. A lovely trip down memory lane having rhubarb pie with grandma, straight in your glass."