Brewery VBDCK

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      Beer Kerel Saison 5.5% 24x33cl VBDCK | Saison
      €69,12
      Belgique Blonde Bouteille Flandre Occidentale
      It is usually very fruity, with deep earthy yeast undertones and a slight acidity. Its dry character and medium bitterness are perfect for swimwear season and beyond.
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      Beer Kerel Grapefruit Ipa 4.5% 24x33cl VBDCK | IPA
      €63,36
      Belgique Blonde Bouteille Flandre Occidentale
      IPA beer brewed with grapefruit puree.
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      Kerel Yuzu 5.5% 24x33cl VBDCK | Saison
      €54,00
      Belgique Blonde Bouteille Flandre Occidentale

      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.

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      Beer Kerel Ipa 4.5% 24x33cl VBDCK | IPA
      €64,56
      Belgique Blonde Bouteille Flandre Occidentale
      An overturned IPA with hops and flavor all around.
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      Brewery VBDCK

      The history of the VBDCK brewery dates back to the year 1867. The company has always remained in the hands of the same family, and they have never sold anything to industrial groups or monks.

      Some recipes from the time were almost copied, but these attempts never came to fruition.

      The brewery was very successful during the first half of the 20th century. But after the Second World War, the brewery experienced a slump. So much so that in 1966, the sixth generation inherited the brewery but decided to close it. Manufacturers tried to buy it back, but the heirs respected the family's wishes, which was never to sell to such investors.

      Between 1966 and 2013, we no longer hear about the brewery and no one suspected a possible resumption of activities. In 2015, however, a new generation relaunched the brewery.

      The family has grown through alliances, so there are the Verbeeck, Back and De Cock families. Hence the name of the brewery V (Verbeeck), B (Back) and DCK (De Cock).

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