France Beer

“Blonde d'Esquelbecq is a pale ale with a creamy mousse, accompanied by a yeast notes and a hint of orange zest, the developed bitterness.”

“The Amber Esquelbecq is a hopping the beer more discreet than the Blonde with slightly roasted malts for color and has a hint of spice.”

“La Maline Is a dark beer with grilled and woody taste that is neither bitter nor sweet. Its roasted malt, like a coffee bean, gives this special dress. La Maline To emerged for Christmas 2004 and took on its present name in 2005, thanks to a stay in Charleville Mezieres.”

“The Amber Esquelbecq is a hopping the beer more discreet than the Blonde with slightly roasted malts for color and has a hint of spice.”

“The North Star is a lager, light, unique character, which is conferred by an aromatic hops. Initially named the brothers beer, the North Star is the result of a partnership with the English brewer John Davidson Brewery Swale.”

“The BiObière is a lager, with products from organic farming. BiObière is faithful to the traditions of other beers from the brewery Thiriez. Light with its 5, 5% alcohol, it consists of pure barley malt, bitter and aromatic hops and fresh yeast.”

“Flemish Red is a beer named after a breed of dairy cows. The Flemish Red was born March 28, 1999 during the inauguration of a statue of the animal in Bergues. Brewed for the occasion at the request of farmers, this beer a day is naturally installed as Flemish specialty. amber beer, foam toasted...”

“Behind this beautiful bottle and the name harbinger of good things hide a meticulous search and selection. Malts and hops used in the brewing of Jenlain were chosen among all for their olfactory and gustatory quality to give us the treasure of Duyck brewery. The color is blonde, bright and clear...”

“The latest creation of Duyck brewery is actually a first! Indeed, the Dark is the first dark beer of the French brasserie. It shows a beer keeps both strong in flavor and of great delicacy in the mouth. On a brown robe with many light reflections, it is topped by a foam cream color that already...”

“Discover a fermented lager bottle with aromatic hops! !”

“Discover a fermented lager bottle with aromatic hops! !”

“When in 1989 a father and son embark on the installation of a brewery in the North, few people gave much of their skin. Nowadays though, the brewery Baron produces about 200,000 bottles a year. So this Christmas season Saint Médar Cuvée is characterized by its finesse and character. The French...”

“Previously, the beers were crafted with the seasons. It is this long history that Gayant Brewers have inherited their brewing method for this Christmas Goudale. These are among other Target hops, Tettnang and Strisselspalt entering its composition, providing us a beautiful aromatic complexity....”

“After a resounding success for its various Page 24, including Hildegard reserves, the French Brasserie Saint Germain returns with a new range, the Black Editions! These beers, the profile more Anglo-Saxon, are sure to surprise you with their character! Thus, the French beer presents a dress of...”

“Well known in France for its famous Page 24, the brewery Saint Germain has taken a step further by offering a whole series, Black Edition, beers rather typed Anglo Saxon. After Stout and IPA, here it came time to Pale Ale! In the glass, this beer offers a French pale blond dress, topped with a...”

“Proposed by brewery Saint Germain, known for his series of Page 24, the IPA is part of the new Black Edition series also proposing a Pale Ale and Stout. Accents rather Anglo-Saxon, these beers should talk about them! Visually, the Page 24 IPA is a French beer that reveals a reddish dress topped...”

“If it is a beer brewery Saint Germain that needs no introduction, it is this Page 24 Blonde! Winning multiple times at the Concours General of the Agriculture Fair in Paris (2008, 2011), this beer continues to enjoy the last few years of French beer lovers. Page 24 The fair is thus a French beer...”

“Known throughout France as a classic North beers, the 3 Monts is a beer proposed by the Brasserie de Saint Sylvestre. Grande Reserve this version is brewed from malt derived from the North of France and fermented sur Lie. The result is exceptional. The French beer is a beautiful blonde with a...”