About this release

Brewery De Dochter van de Korenaar from Belgian Baarle-Hertog has created with Passe-Partout a refined session beer that perfectly aligns with their philosophy of complex and thoughtful brewing. This is a beer that is low in alcohol content, with just 3 percent ABV. An ideal choice for those who want to enjoy their beer longer without it sitting heavy on the stomach. This session IPA was brewed with hop varieties from America and New Zealand and malt varieties with low yield. The combination gives this beer character and liveliness, while the carefully selected malts provide depth and body. The result is a beer with a full mouthfeel despite the low alcohol content, with a pleasant crisp finish that typifies Passe-Partout. Passe-Partout demonstrates that Brewery De Dochter van de Korenaar can also deliver refined work in the lower alcohol categories. The brewery, led by a Dutch brewer, is known for blurring the boundaries between Belgian and international styles, which is also reflected in this session beer. This is clearly illustrated by their other well-known creations such as Embrasse and L'Enfant Terrible. Best served at 3 degrees for optimal taste experience, this is a beer for both the casual drinker and the beer enthusiast seeking refinement.

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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