Corsendonk

Notes of toffee, caramel & raisin.

It has a very big head indeed - pour it gently - and a very clean palate, beginning with a dry, lightly citric fruitiness, and finishing with a distinctive and delicate, perfumy, hop character. Very light and fluffy in texture, giving little hint of its strength.

After the Applebocq and the Redbocq, the Brasserie du Bocq is pleased to announce the birth of the Agrumbocq … The idea for the Agrumbocq arose first of all in the mind of our master brewer. Once again, the starting point is our white beer made by top fermentation to which mandarin juice and the natural aromas of grapefruit and lime are added. Its cloudy appearance, its natural pink grapefruit colour, its fine slightly pinkish head and its pleasantly fruity fragrance are certainly going to delight the most delicate palates. A perfect balance is achieved through the sweet and acid taste of the citrus fruit and the slight bitterness that it releases. It is defined as a very light and refreshing beer. You are advised to drink it very cool. It is ideal after sport! It has barely 3% alcohol volume. The Agrumbocq is currently available in kegs and 25-cl bottles.

A naturally cloudy wheat beer with a subtle sweetness of ripe apples. The serving ritual - half-fill glass, then swirl bottle and top-up glass - this gives the beer its full palette of flavours and unique cloudiness.

Corsendonk Blond is brewed with pale malt and is not refermented in the bottle. It is a full-bodied, blonde top-fermented beer, matured to obtain a lively, bubbly beer with a herbal bouquet and hoppy aftertaste. Corsendonk Blond is 1% lighter in alcohol than Corsendonk Agnus and is served in a beautiful chalice glass. Note: A lighter version from Agnus brewed only for the HORECA. Not re-fermented. Available only on tap. Only 6.5%

Corsendonk Bruin is brewed with roasted malt and is not refermented in the bottle. It is a mellow, dark, top fermented beer, a lively, bubbly beer with a rich head. Corsendonk Bruin is 1% lighter in alcohol than Corsendonk Pater.

On the palate this silky smooth ale is predominantly malty, with smoky, spicy and citrusy notes, and a long, lingering finish that is lightly tart and malty.