2026 Belgium Beers, Lagers, Fruit Beers, and Low/No Alcohol
Belgian Beers • Lagers and World Beers • Fruit Beers • Low/No Alcohol
Belgian Beers
Brugse Zot Blonde (6.0%) Belgian Blonde
Brouwerij De Halve Maan (Vlaams Gewest, Belgium)
Brewed with two varieties of hop and four different malts this is a fine example of the Belgian Blonde. Golden, rich, and fruity.
Cherry Chouffe (8.0%) Fruit Beer
Brasserie d’Achouffe (Région Wallonne, Belgium)
A deep, dark, and delicious slightly sour strong Belgian ale. It brings back memories of the original Liefmans Kriek and is dangerously moreish.
De la Senne Jambe-de-Bois (8.0%) Belgian Tripel
Brasserie de la Senne (Brussels, Belgium)
Copper coloured full-bodied Belgian Tripel. Brewed with a blend of aromatic hops to give a malty first taste with a long and subtle bitter finish.
Delirium Tremens (7.4%) Belgian Tripel
Delirium – Huyghe (Vlaams Gweest, Belgium)
The original pink elephant – which is no suggestion of what you end up seeing when you drink it. Triple fermented with three different yeasts gives a sweet biscuit taste, finishing with a long, dry bitterness. A real throwback to the days at the Formby Hall where this was hugely popular with the Saturday afternoon crowd.
Vegan Friendly
La Trappe Quadrupel (10.0%) Belgian Quadrupel
Bierbrouwerij De Koningshoeven (Noord-Brabant, Netherlands)
Brewed outside of Belgium but still qualifying as a genuine Trappist beer as it is brewed within the monastery walls of the Cistercian Abbey of Our Lady of Koningshoeven. A full, warming taste rich in deep dark fruits with a caramel and malty sweetness. An ever so slight bitterness makes this beer dangerously drinkable. Take care!
St. Bernardus Abt 12 (10.0%) Belgian Quadrupel
Brouwerij St.Bernardus (Vlaams Gewest, Belgium)
Widely regarded as one of the finest beers in the world, and no surprise because it is a near exact copy (bar the yeast) of West Vleteren 12 brewed only a few km away. Complex. Dark. Rich tastes of dark (forbidden) fruits with a caramel sweetness and background hints of spice. Sip it slowly and see how the taste changes as the beer warms in your hands.
Westmalle Dubbel (7.0%) Belgian Dubbel
Brouwerij der Trappisten van Westmalle (Vlaams Gewest, Belgium)
A Bent and Bongs Belgian favourite. Rich and complex flavours of herbs and sweet malts with a fresh bitter finish.
Lagers and World Beers
Alhambra Reserva 1925 (6.4%) Premium Lager
Alhambra – Grupo Cervezas (Granada, Andalucía, Spain)
Named after the year of the brewery’s foundation, 1925, this ultra-premium lager from Grenada is brewed and conditioned over 35 days to impart the maximum flavour and smoothness. Country winner of the Strong Beer Category in the World Beer Awards 2016. This is that sunshine-in-a-glass drink and a whole lot more.
Dieu du Ciel Limonade Poivrée (3.5%) Wheat Beer – Witbier / Blanche
Brasserie Dieu du Ciel! (Montréal, QC Canada)
A light and refreshing wheat (white) beer from Montreal. A lemon(ade) taste with some spicy black pepper.
Funky Fluid Gelato: Berry Cheesecake Turnover (5.5%) Sour – Smoothie / Pastry
Funky Fluid (Warszawa, Mazowieckie Poland)
Perfect for semi-sour fruit flavour lovers this is brewed in collaboration with Upside Down. Expect heaps of fruit flavours of blueberries and raspberries topped off with a balancing vanilla cheesecake twist.
Krombacher Pils (4.8%) German Pilsner
Krombacher (North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany)
Germany; home of the world’s best lagers. Krombacher Pils; the most drunk premium pilsner in Germany. Need we say more. No wonder it’s a BBBB favourite.
Lervig House Party (4.0%) Session IPA
Lervig (Stavanger, Norway)
A surprisingly safe brew compared to most that come out of Stavanger. Super clean tastes of tropical fruits. Brewed for the long Norwegian winters to drink at all-night-long house parties while dreaming of summer and sunshine paradise.
Mikkeller Japanese Rice Lager (5.1%) Japanese Rice Lager
Mikkeller (Copenhagen, Denmark)
A Japanese Rice Lager, brewed in Copenhagen, by an ex-maths and physics teacher. What’s not to love about that?
Paulaner Hefe Weissbier (5.5%) Wheat Beer – Hefeweizen
Paulaner Brauerei (Munich, Germany)
The #1 wheat beer in Germany. Naturally cloudy, starting with a bit of sweetness and then becoming beautifully crisp and refreshing. If you have never tried a wheat beer this is the one to start with.
Vegan Friendly
Paulaner Munich Lager (4.9%) German Lager
Paulaner Brauerei (Munich, Germany)
It takes only four words to list the ingredients; water, malted barley, hops. Then it takes over four hundred years of practice to perfect the art of turning them into this classic Munich style lager. Totally refreshing and uber drinkable this is another BBBB classic.
Vegan Friendly
Púca Lemon (3.5%) Lemon Sour
White Hag Irish Brewing Company (County Sligo, Ireland)
Brewed with wild yeasts gives a tart, crisp, and refreshing taste. Think freshly squeezed lemonade with citrusy hops.
Stone Buenaveza Salt & Lime Lager (4.7%) Mexican Lager
Stone Brewing (Escondido, CA United States)
Brewed in San Diego this lovely easy drinking lager takes its influence from the neighbours south of the border. Think long sunny nights, barbecues, and the perfect sunshine-in-a-glass drink to go with it.
Stone and Wood Pacific Ale (4.4%) Australian Pale Lager
Stone and Wood (Byron Bay, NSW, Australia)
Tasting Cloudy and golden with a big fruity aroma. Brewed with all-Australian barley, wheat, and Galaxy hops.
Vinohradský pivovar Vinohradská 12 (4.8%) Czech Pilsner
Vinohradský pivovar (Prague, Czech Republic)
Traditionally brewed Czech pilsner. Fresh, light, and balanced bitterness. Very drinkable. Also the winner of the 2026 most unpronounceable beer award.
Fruit Beers
Bacchus Framboise (5.0%) Raspberry Fruit Beer
Kasteel Brouwerij Vanhonsebrouck (Vlaams Gewest Belgium)
Based on a Flamders Old Red base beer to give a very nice balance between sweet and sour, with a deliciously fruity raspberry taste.
Floris Cactus (4.2%) Fruit Flavoured Wheat Beer
Delirium – Huyghe Brewery (Vlaams Gewest Belgium)
It’s back. It’s green. It’s a lager and lime tasting easy drinking machine. What else do you need to know?
Früli Strawberry Beer (4.1%) Strawberry Flavoured Fruit Beer
Delirium – Huyghe Brewery (Vlaams Gewest Belgium)
A Bent and Bongs favourite since the day we helped bring it into the UK. Fruli begins as a Belgian Wit (wheat/white) beer which is then blended with real strawberry juice. Lots of strawberry juice. LOTS! Of strawberry juice. The result is a deliciusly sweet strawberry beer. Strawberries and cream in a glass.
Vegan Friendly
Liefmans Fruitesse (3.8%) Mixed Fruit Fruit Beer
Brouwerij Liefmans (Vlaams Gewest Belgium)
The ever popular bright red, sweet, and satisfying mixed fruit beer with tastes of strawberries, cherries, blackberries, and elderberries. If you have a sweet tooth this is the drink for you.
Vegan Friendly
Timmermans Kriek Black Pepper (4.0%) Cherry Flavoured Lambic Fruit Beer
Timmermans (Région Wallonne Belgium)
Immerse yourself in a world of contrasts as the tartness of cherries mingles with the subtle heat of black pepper. The spice provides a counterbalance to the sweetness, enriching the classic fruit lambic style, with something new.
Timmermans Pêche Cardamome (4.0%) Peach Flavoured Lambic Fruit Beer
Timmermans (Région Wallonne Belgium)
Turned up a notch from the original Peche by delicately infusing it with the earthy, aromatic embrace of cardamom. The subtle earthiness and warmth of cardamom complements the natural freshness of peaches, resulting in a well-rounded and refined flavour match.
Low / No Alcohol Beers (At the end of the Foreign Bar)
Warsteiner Fresh 0.0 (0.0%) Non-Alcoholic Lager
Warsteiner (North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany)
Pale, golden, crisp, and refreshing Warsteiner taste but with 0% alcohol.