Belgian white beer brewed with Morpheus yeast. BB is 12/2023

"A dubbel uytzet. During the 19th century, uytzet, especially the uytzet from Gent, was one of the most popular beer types of Belgium. For double uytzet more malt and hops were needed, it was only brewed in winter time and it was stored longer."

"Quince Naturel is fermented with crushed and pressed flowering quinces. After a long fermentation and secondary pressing, the cider is cold-matured and gentle bubbles are added before canning. It exhibits citrusy, floral, and tannic notes. The world’s best Estonian apples, combined with Nordic flowering quince, create a pleasantly tart bouquet. Fresh as a summer sunrise in Mukri bog."

Sweet Apple Cider

Dry Apple Cider with a touch of local black currants

Rhubarb & apple cider

Dry Apple Cider

Dry Apple Cider dry hopped with Simcoe hops

Hoppy Pale Ale with Mosaic and Cascade.

"Ancient multi-grain Biere de Garde originating from the region of Ghent. Re-created in collaboration with Brasserie de la Senne."

NEIPA w. Enigma, HBC 586, Amarillo and Bru-1

"4.5% Belgian White with malted barley, wheat and oats. We also added yuzu and ginger."

Hay & Kumquat Saison

"A double dry-hopped lactose IPA with shit loads of hops, and a touch of tangerine and vanilla. So smooth, it's like the liquid equivalent to velvet."

"Guess The Hop is a set of three hazy IPAs, each absolutely saturated with the flavours and aromas of an amazing single hop. But can you guess which hop is used in each beer? Big prizes are up for grabs to lucky winners who correctly identify each one. Test your hop knowledge at: sirencraftbrew.com/guess-the-hop."

"Guess The Hop is a set of three hazy IPAs, each absolutely saturated with the flavours and aromas of an amazing single hop. But can you guess which hop is used in each beer? Big prizes are up for grabs to lucky winners who correctly identify each one. Test your hop knowledge at: sirencraftbrew.com/guess-the-hop."

"Guess The Hop is a set of three hazy IPAs, each absolutely saturated with the flavours and aromas of an amazing single hop. But can you guess which hop is used in each beer? Big prizes are up for grabs to lucky winners who correctly identify each one. Test your hop knowledge at: sirencraftbrew.com/guess-the-hop."

Dry Cider matured in French oak cognac casks.

"Sweet & sour beer inspired by flavourful Italian ice creams. Packed up to the ceiling with passion fruit, mango and peach."

"Sweet and sour, Polish apple-pie inspired beer brewed together with the Warsaw Beer Festival. Brewed with large ammounts of Polish apples and cinnamon."

"A single version of one of the highest rated Gelato variants. Sweet and sour beer with a huge amount of real fruits - blueberries, plums and raspberries, complemented by marshmallows and vanilla."

"Sweet and sour beer inspired by Italian ice cream, imitating a tropical cocktail full of real fruits - pineapple, passion fruit and pink guava. We seasoned everything with toasted coconut flakes."

"Sweet and sour beer inspired by Italian ice cream with a huge amount of real fruit. This time, next to juicy mango, we used goldenberry for the first time."

"Micro blend of wild beers (on native elderberry yeast, apples, natural wine lees, etc.) all aged in demijohns in our cellar!"

"A Flemish grape ale with Morpheus yeast and Muscaris grapes from winery Hoenshof in Belgium"

"This is a special seasonal spring release: a Belgian style Witbier with organic oranges from the Ale&Hop farm. Brewed with a modified turbid mash and fermented with our house culture. Ingredients include: 60% organic Belgian pilsner malt, 20% Belgian wheat, 20% Spanish flaked wheat, German Perle hops, Indian coriander seeds, zest and orange juice from bitter oranges. More tart and fruity than your average Witbier, it’s refreshing and perfect for springtime."best before is 01/03/2023

"When the hop farmers start harvesting, we start brewing our Hop Harvest. The fresh, undried hop flowers are picked in the morning, and on the same day they are used in the Hop Harvest-brew, straight from the field. Because we use 'wet hops', the beer has a fresh, floral, and pleasantly bitter taste. By changing the recipe every year, the outcome is always a surprise. Drink this beer young if you can, that's when the wet hop shows of their floral character the most."

"Blackcurrant, well known for its use in cassis, match perfectly with lambic. A recurring theme in our fruit beers is matching a fruit that is both sweet and sour with lambic, to complement its distinct aroma and character. Because of the blackcurrant, this beer has a particular soft purple shine. The berries are grown by ourselves, fully organic, and are added to the beer whole. As usual, the lambic is at least one year old. Together they ferment again for about four months on oaken barrels to create a beer with 125 grams of fruit per liter of beer. Another fermentation on the bottle yields a refreshing, sweet and sour finish filled with delicious blackcurrant aroma."