Belgian Pale Ales
The latest can drop from Sixpoint Abigale, aka A-BIG-ALE, their first canned Belgian brew.
Expect to find classic dark fruit flavors from the Belgian candi sugar used mixed right in with non-traditional piles of American hops finished off with traditional Belgian yeast.
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The Bruery Jardinier joins the brewery’s year-round lineup this month. The beer is the first new year-round offering in more than two years. Jardinier is a Belgian-style pale ale, a beer designed to be full of flavor, while also being Continue Reading →
Ninkasi Expo 58, a Belgian-style golden pale ale has been released by the brewery. Ninkasi’s brewers love of Belgian style beers made bottling this beer an easy choice.
The brewery describes Expo 58 to be a bit like a tripel, but more Continue Reading →
Blackberry Farm Brewery (Walland, TN) Belgian-style Pale Ale. An American style pale ale using Belgian yeast, and naturally carbonated through long bottle conditioning. Availability is limited.
…The aroma of this beer is very malt-accented with some fruity esters and noble-type hop Continue Reading →
Night Shift Brewing (Somerville, MA) has released Seaglass Session Ale on tap and bottles. The coastal brewery created a low ABV ale Himalayan pink salt and Hawaiian lava salt, plus grains of paradise for bite. The beer should give you a Continue Reading →
Check your shelves for the New Belgium Folly Pack. Inside you will find Springboard. The Belgian style pale ale has just been revivved for the Q1 mix packs. In addition to Springboard, you will find Fat Tire, Ranger, and Trippel. Brewed with A beer Continue Reading →
From Belgian yard game to beer, New Belgium’s (Fort Collins, CO) Rolle Bolle looks to make a summer appearance. Your summer quaffing will be potentially different soon – but not with some lager, or pale ale. You might be beating Continue Reading →