Amber and Dark Beers

The beauty of malted barley is best showcased by darker hued beers. Amber beers such as the Walloon Saison often seek to balance the malt with a dry hop finish. The best dark beers let the roasted a malt produce satisfying liquorice, coffee and even chocolate flavour sensations.

Blonde beers and Golden ales Trappist and Abbey beers Amber and Dark beers Lambics and Flemish Red ales Fruit and Flavoured beers Wheat beers Pilsner Lagers Archive

Name / Description
Percentage
Served

Palm Export
Smooth amber beer with malted caramel
5.4% abv
Draught

Gordon's Scotch Ale
Beautifully balanced Belgian version of this historic Scottish classic ale
8.6% abv
Bottle

Hercule Stout
Complex malt flavours with a hint of coffee - outstanding
8.4% abv
Bottle

Saison Dupont
Definitive example of a Southern Belgian classic
6.5% abv
Bottle

Saison Silly
Dry and hoppy - refreshing Wallonian summer ale
5% abv
Bottle

Kwak
Malty with a liquorice finish - famous stirrup cup glass
8% abv
Bottle

Scaldis
Belgium's premium barley wine - known at home as Bush
12% abv
Bottle

Grottenbier
Matured in caves giving a full body and complex malt flavour
6.5% abv
Bottle

Bruegel
Lively and thirst quenching amber ale
5.2% abv
Bottle

Kasteel Rouge
Large bottle format of this moreish amber ale
8% abv
Bottle

Saison Dupont
Large bottle format of this Wallonian Summer ale
6.5% abv
Bottle

Saison Quintine 2000
Very fruity and nutty bronze coloured ale
6.5% abv
Bottle

Hertog Jan Grand Prestige
Dark and complex Dutch ale with rich malt and fruit
10% abv
Bottle

Troubadour Obscura
Dark red ale, rich roasted malts and chocolate bitterness
8.5% abv
Bottle

Leffe Bruin
Dark version of famous blonde ale - very drinkable
6.5% abv
Bottle

Kasteel Bruin
Rich and very strong brown ale - alcohol well balanced
11% abv
Bottle