Belgian

•   Brouwerij Huyghe Delirium Tremens

  The particular character and the unique taste of "delirium tremens"result from the use of three different kinds of yeast.

•   Roman Ename Tripel

  This strong, blonde abbey beer, which is re-fermented in the bottle, tastes of citrus, pineapple, peach, nectarine and herbs. malt and hops, which are both nicely balanced, for your taste buds.

•   Brouwerij St. Bernardus Abt 12

  The absolute top quality in the hierarchy of the st. bernardus beers. it is also the beer with the highest alcohol content (10.50 %). a dark ivory coloured beer with a high fermentation.

•   Gaverhopke Den 12 Den 12

  : frank and powerful yet subtle in the mouth, discreet malty attack followed by a lovely presence of chocolate and caram

•   Coppertail Unholy

  Our take on the trippel style originally brewed by monks in belgium features fruity funky notes from the traditional belgian yeast paired with a sacrilegious american hop character.

•   Left Coast Asylum

  It has a sweet and spicy, complex fruity aroma and flavor derived from our distinct belgian yeast strain. asylum finishes with a subtle, warming character to help you relax on any night.

•   Unibroue Ce N'est Pas La Fin Du Monde

  Golden and complex beer made from belgian yeast. bold aromas and bitterness of a belgian ipa. the fusion of two cultures.

•   Unibroue La Fin Du Monde

  "the end of the world. the excellence of triple fermentation through a blend of special yeasts gives this malt beverage an exquisitely robust flavor of exceptional refinement."

•   Victory Golden Monkey

  Considerable depth of character with abundant herbal, fruity notes make this one to savor.

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Why Only Craft Beers?

The number one reason is craft beer tastes better than the "beer water" that is mass produced and mass marketed by the big beer companies. Craft beer tastes better because craft brewers spend their time focusing the quality of their beer rather than focusing on their marketing campaigns and stock prices.

Oh yeah! Craft beers can pack a punch. Most craft beers range from 5-10% ABV, but some can reach 20%, 30%, and even 40% ABV.