Flanders Red Ales
Karl Strauss will celebrate 24 years of brewing with their version of a Flanders-Style Ale. Aptly named 24th Anniversary Flanders-Style Ale, this has been aging in oak barrels since last year’s anniversary party and is part of Karl Strauss’s ever-expanding barrel Continue Reading →
Some sour Jester King – RU-55 Barrel Aged Sour Red Ale. A red ale soured in oak barrels. RU has been showing up a festivals, and special brewery tastings.
For generations, the farms of West Flanders have been tended to by Continue Reading →
Barrel aged Green Flash! The above is a bourbon barrel aged sour red known as Flanders Drive. The name refers to a style of red ale brewed in Belgium “Flanders Red Ale”. Those beers use Lactobacillus to give it sour Continue Reading →
La Folie is the brainchild of New Belgium brewmaster Peter Bouckaert. Bouckaert previously brewed for Rodenbach Brewery, home of sour beers in West Flanders, Belgium. New Belgium’s La Folie is a very popular U.S. born and brewed Flanders Ale.
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Tapping tonight at Cypress Street’s Beer Geek Tuesday the very recent Terrapin/De Proef collaboration “Monstre Rouge” will be tapped. This beer hit shelves late last week and is already hard to find.
Just to recap – “Monstre Rouge” is dubbed an Continue Reading →
Recently, the brewers of Terrapin Brewery (Athens, GA) traveled to Lochristi, Belgium to collaborate with De Proef Brewing. De Proef was found in 1996 by Dirk Naudts. Dirk Naudts is considered one of the leading brew masters in Belgium. Continue Reading →
Recently, the brewers of Terrapin went over to Belgium to collaborate on a beer with De Proef Brewing. The beer is due out in August, but a cask is premiering today at Brick Store Pub.
The beer is an imperial flanders Continue Reading →