Belgian Beers

A truly authentic tasting beer for old Flemish brewing tradition. A dark specialty of 11.5% with subtle soft sweet taste, rich aromas of dried fruit and a delicate bitterness with a hint of chocolate in the aftertaste. A beer which makes the lovely wild or firm cheese. For warmth on cool nights or cold days.

A very special and opinionated specialty of 9.5% with exceptionally high, but refined bitterness. Inspired by beautiful American traditions with particular European aromatic hop varieties. A successful discovery provides the natural and surprising bitterness of an Indian Pale Ale. A tasty frame of velvety soft cheeses or light fruit.

A unique combination of Saison and wheat beer. The blonde and irresistible Saisonnière (Seiseke in Belgium) is a sparkling golden, slightly cloudy but extremely refreshing drink by 6% with a firm bite. Striking a compact lively foam. A beer to savor, especially in combination with small snacks and delicious dishes.

The beer is brewed at Brasserie à Vapeur to Pipaix since 1992. It is a dark amber beer with an alcohol content of 9%. The flavor is described as strong, fruity and delicate, soft and round palette, light hopped but seasoned (roasted chicory, coriander and soft orange peel). It was originally released under the name Bissextile - bière cochonne. The label was designed by the Belgian cartoonist Louis-Michel Carpentier, author of the comic Chansons Cochonnes. The large 75 cl bottles are named Vapeur cochonne, small bottles are released under the name Vapeur Cochonnette.

"9%vol. 33, 75 and 150cl Beer very amber in color, strong, nose fruity and delicate, soft and round with the palate; slightly hopped but correctly spiced (roasted chicory, coriander, and sweet orange peel, among other ingredients)"