Bières Bouteille

La bière belge Blanche de Bruxelles Rosé de la brasserie Lefebvre est une blanche légère et rafraîchissante arômatisée aux fruits rouges. La brasserie, située en Belgique, est connue pour ses bières telles que la Barbar, la Hopus et la Floreffe. La Blanche de Bruxelles Rosé a un taux d'alcool de 4.5%. C'est une version améliorée de la Blanche de Bruxelles qui est un classique.

Découvrez la bière belge Piedboeuf Blonde de la brasserie Jupiler. Fondée en 1853 à Jupille-sur-Meuse, cette brasserie est l'une des plus anciennes de Belgique. Parmi les bières les plus connues, on retrouve la Jupiler et la Stella Artois. La Piedboeuf Blonde est une bière blonde de table, ultra légère avec un taux d'alcool de 1.1%. Dans le passé, c'était souvent une bière de table qu'on donnait à boire aux enfants.

Découvrez la bière belge Belle Vue Kriek Extra, brassée par la célèbre brasserie Belle Vue. Fondée en 1913 à Bruxelles, cette brasserie est connue pour ses bières fruitées. Parmi les plus connues, on retrouve la Belle Vue Kriek Extra. Avec un taux d'alcool de 4.1%, cette bière fruitée est un incontournable pour les amateurs de bières belges fruitées. La Kriek Extra affiche un goût de cerise encore plus prononcé.

La bière belge Piraat Red de la brasserie Steenberge est une bière fruitée avec un taux d'alcool de 10.5%. La brasserie, située en Flandre-Orientale, est connue pour ses bières telles que la Gulden Draak et les bières Piraat.Piraat Red est une version fruitée de la bière blonde Piraat. C'est un peu l'équivalent de la Kasteel Red qui est le référence du genre pour les bières fruitées très fortes en alcool.

Découvrez la bière belge fruitée Lindemans Cassis, brassée par Lindemans, une brasserie familiale située en Belgique depuis 1822. Parmi les bières les plus connues de la brasserie, on retrouve la Lindemans Kriek et la Lindemans Framboise. Avec un taux d'alcool de 3.5%, la Lindemans Cassis est une bière fruitée à découvrir.Bière à base de lambic goût cassis de la brasserie Lindemans.

Découvrez la bière belge Delirium Christmas, brassée par Delirium à partir de leur recette de Noël. La brasserie de l'éléphant rose est connue pour ses bières emblématiques telles que Delirium Tremens et Delirium Red. Avec un taux d'alcool de 10%, Delirium Christmas est une bière à boire au coin du feu un soir glacial de décembre.Bière de Noel de l'éléphant rose le plus célèbre au monde.

La bière belge Kerel Yuzu de la brasserie VBDCK est une Saison de 5.5%. Cette saison est agrémentée de Yuzu, un agrume japonais que l'on retrouve de plus en plus souvent dans les recettes de bières artisanales.

An aftertaste of vanilla, dried cherries and cocoa. A complex and acidic but very balanced beer

The Cuvée des Jacobins is a 100% barrel-aged beer. Lambic ferments spontaneously and matures for 18 months in oak barrels.

Attack with aromas of coriander, followed by flavors of fresh citrus and sweet orange with a delicate touch of wheat.

This is followed by spicy notes, fresh herbs and fresh hops with a slightly sour body.

Amber beer with added spices: curry, cloves and turmeric.

The aromas of spices are very present, especially at the end of the mouth where the cloves take over.

Spicy organic beer with turmeric that brings fragrant and slightly peppery notes.

Delirium Tremens is a pale lager, slightly malty, with a nice touch of alcohol, spicy. The taste is characterised by its roundness. The aftertaste is strong, persistent and dryly bitter. On the nose, the aroma is sweet, malty and slightly resembles burnt caramel.

For creating Delirium Tremens beer, three different Belgian yeasts have been used. The beer is top-fermented. 

Delirium Tremens is a beer now known worldwide as a famous Belgian beer. Everyone can recognize the beer label with the pink elephant. Delirium also has a beer bar that is a popular place among locals and tourists. 

For anyone living outside Belgium, the Delirium Tremens is a great Belgian beer to receive as a gift. 

The beer also deserves a special beer class that has a specific beer glass stem. The beer bottle as well as unique as it is ceramic. 

The Huyghe brewery has created an excellent beer that has won many awards. It is the most known beer by the brewery. Already in 1998, it was elected as the World Beer Champion. This beer is the most popular in the brewery and takes up around 40% of the production. 

Want to know more about the Delirium Tremens beer? Read about the most frequently asked questions:  

• Who makes Delirium Tremens beer?

People often think that Delirium beer is made by Delirium brewery. That confusion comes easily as there is also a Delirium cafe with the same name as the beer. In reality, the Huyghe brewery makes Delirium beer. Other great beers by the brewery are Delirium Red, Delirium Argentum and Delirium Nocturnum. 

• What does delirium tremens mean?

Delirium tremens is a medical term. If you are talking about Delirium Tremens around doctors, you might need to specify that you are talking about a beer. Delirium tremens is a confusion caused by an alcohol withdrawal that alcoholics experience. 

• Why is the beer called delirium tremens?

Now that you know what delirium tremens means, you might wonder why the beer is named like that. The legend says that a Belgian tax collector felt like slipping into unexpected drunkenness. He then stated that if he continues drinking the beer, he will get delirium tremens. The name stuck with the beer and is an allusion to the medical symptoms. 

• What kind of beer is Delirium Tremens?

Delirium Tremens is a strong blond triple type of beer. The beer is refermented in the bottle. 

• What are the ingredients of Delirium Tremens?

The Delirium Tremens beer recipe includes water, Styrian Golding and Saaz hops, pale malt and three different types of yeast. 

• Why does Delirium Tremens beer come in a ceramic bottle?

The story is that the ceramic bottles were leftovers from a custom order, and thus the brewers used the leftovers for the next orders. Then it became an iconic image for the brand.

• How to serve delirium tremens beer?

When you are drinking Belgian beer, you need to follow the Belgian beer culture and serve the beer in its proper glass. So, of course, you’ll need the Delirium Tremens glass for the beer. And like most beers, first, hold the glass tilted while pouring the beer. Then gradually straighten the glass to get a fine foam on top. The best serving temperature is 6 degrees Celsius. 

• How to store delirium tremens beer?

The best way to store Delirium Tremens beer is in a dark, cool and dry environment. You can keep the bottles for up to 36 months. 

• What beer is similar to delirium tremens?

If you like Delirium Tremens beer, you might also like Duvel beer. Otherwise, have a look at other Belgian style blonde beers to find a nice alternative.  

• What food can you pair delirium tremens beer with? 

Delirium Tremens beer goes well with various cheese platters. It is best next to strong cheeses. 

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The Keikoppenbier is a lightly hoppy blond beer that could recall a season but it is not.

It was named in honor of the inhabitants of Popperinge, popularly called in Dutch the Keikoppen.

It is the first beer brewed by the Plukker brewery.

Sweet on the palate with well-balanced bitterness, hints of fruit, toast, licorice

Biolégère is an organic light beer offered by the Dupont brewery since 1992.

Slightly lemony, it is cloudy as its name suggests.

Attention this product has a date of preference to consume before which is exceeded.

A lightly hoppy red beer with a touch of coriander and bergamot.

It is a ginger beer, natural and refreshing. The ingredients are organic and expertly selected to create this spicy yet balanced beer.

A Flemish Sour fermented with the house yeast Morpheus.

Aromas of rum, whiskey, vanilla and coffee

Obtained by macerating cherries in their lambic barrels.

Bitter amber beer with liquorice.

A light amber saison in alcohol which makes it a thirst-quenching beer in the pure style of the Belgian dry seasons.

The SchuppenBoer Triple (jack of spades in Dutch) is a triple hopped with Cascade hops with the addition of coriander.

Portal is a Session IPA beer with wheat and oats for a nice smooth mouthfeel. Very easy to drink.