About this release

Blanche de Liège, a summery beer with character, is the brewers of Val-Dieu's answer to the absence of a witbier for Liège, La Cité Ardente. With its spicy coriander aromas and a hint of bitter orange, it is refreshing and perfect to pair with salads, cheeses, and white fish. This witbier comes from the hands of Brasserie de l'Abbaye du Val-Dieu, a traditional Belgian abbey brewery located in Aubel in the Liège region. Although not an official Trappist, they brew according to classic Belgian abbey tradition, where craftsmanship and authentic recipes are central. With an alcohol content of 5.5 percent, Blanche de Liège is a light and accessible beer that is perfect for the warm months. The combination of spicy coriander aromas and citrus notes makes this witbier a true refreshment. It offers a perfect balance between flavor and drinkability, with the spices subtly present without becoming dominant. Thanks to its character and refined flavor profile, this beer pairs excellently with lighter dishes such as salads, soft cheeses, and white fish. Serve this beer at six degrees and let yourself be surprised by the typical Belgian brewing craft from Val-Dieu.

About Brasserie de l'Abbaye du Val-Dieu

Brasserie de l'Abbaye du Val-Dieu is a Belgian abbey brewery that brews beers within the walls of the Val-Dieu abbey. Although not an official Trappist, they brew in the classic Belgian abbey style, with beers such as a Blond, Brown and Tripel, characterized by a rich and traditional character.

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