About this release

A unique combination: a session IPA of just 3% alcohol that has matured in oak barrels. This barrel aged version retains its fresh and highly drinkable character, enriched with subtle wood notes and a soft vanilla touch. This is a creation by Brouwerij De Dochter van de Korenaar from Baarle-Hertog, a Belgian brewery led by a Dutch brewer who distinguishes himself through complex and refined beers. The brewery is known for its cross-border approach between Belgian and international styles, as you can also see in well-known creations such as their Embrasse and L'Enfant Terrible. The Passe Partout Barrel Aged perfectly demonstrates what this brewery does well: a daring combination where something grand is packed into something small. A session IPA with just 3% alcohol would normally result in less complexity, but by aging in oak barrels, an interesting drink is created here. The fresh and accessible base of a session IPA remains intact, but is refined with subtle woody nuances and soft vanilla aroma. This makes it a beer that is both refreshingly drinkable and has enough character for those seeking subtlety. Perfect for those who love highly drinkable beers without compromising on taste experience.

About Brouwerij De Dochter van de Korenaar

Brewery De Dochter van de Korenaar is a Belgian brewery from Baarle-Hertog, run by a Dutch brewer. They are known for their complex, refined and often high-alcohol beers that blur the boundaries between Belgian and international styles. Their 'Embrasse' and 'L'Enfant Terrible' are well-known examples.

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