Lush, soft and deeply aromatic aromas of rose petals, lychees and tropical fruit all vie for attention in each glass of this off dry Gew?rztraminer from Nelson - long home to many of the country's best aromatic white wines. 

Nero d'Avola is Sicily's most popular red grape (and the island's most planted one) and is characterised by flavours of ripe black plums, intense blue fruit and licorice like aromas. It is rare to find good Nero d’Avola elsewhere but this new Australian rendition is convincingly Mediterranean like in style. Full bodied, black in colour and beautifully complex in taste.

Melee from Paulmara Estates is a red wine from the Barossa Valley, South Australia. made with a blend of Sangiovese, Shiraz, and Malbec, with a 75%, 20%, and 5% ratio respectively.

This wine offers a variety of fine spices including mint, dried herbs and cedar on the nose which lead to a palate of sweet red fruits  - plum, wild strawberry and blueberry, bolstered with powdery tannins. The Sangiovese provides a fresh acid line, while the Shiraz provides ripe fruit density and richness. The Malbec provides floral notes and red and blue fruits

With a bright citrine colour, this sparkling wine reveals elegant fruity aromas, fine and persistent bubble. In the mouth it shows balance due to its freshness, softness and great acidity. A versatile wine to be tasted on different occasions.

Classy unoaked Chardonnay from the Coteaux Lyonnais just north of the Rhone Valley and made by a well respected Rhone producer in the shape of Clusel Roch.

A bright fresh and energetic wine with citrus, white stone fruit and floral notes.

Wipers Times Blond (formerly known as Wipers Times 14) is a blond beer of high fermentation, brewed with 4 grains, 4 herbs and only local hops.

The name of the beer is a reference to the ‘trench gazette’ which was printed in the ‘Kazematten’ by British Soldiers during the First World War. It was printed on a printing press they salvaged from the ruins of the destroyed city of Ypres. Wipers is the nickname soldiers gave to the city of Ypres, deliberately mispronounced as Wipers.

One of the herbs that is used to flavor the beer is the seed of the medicinal Saint Mary’s Thistle, also called ‘blessed thistle’. This thistle can be found on the front page of the newspaper and on the label of the beer. 14 stands for the density of the beer (14° Plato)

6.2% ABV

Best Before: 2028/02/01

This thirst-quencher opens with aromatic notes of coriander, followed by the flavour of fresh citrus and mild orange, with hints of wheat. This is followed by spicy and herbal notes and fresh hops with a slightly sour body. The fruity finish of lemon and apricot lingers in the mouth because of the mild tingle of carbonation

5% ABV

Best Before: 2027/09/11

A pale lager with pleasant floral and spicy hop character. Made in the style of the modern festival beers brewed by Munich breweries for Oktoberfest. Here and Now showcases the flavourful German Pilsner and Vienna malts whilst being drinkable enough to down by the stein full.

6% ABV

Name: Sour Sketch

Style: Wild IGA

Fermentation: High

AbV: 5,6%[1]

Ingredients: Water, barley malt, grape (20%), sugar, hop, yeast

Process: Fermentation by an inoculation of yeasts and thanks to yeasts and
wild bacteria present on fruit. Fermentation and maturation in oak
vats for 5/6 months, refermentation in bottle or kegs

Average liters produced per year: 1500 lt

Inspiration: "After more than 10 years of fruit production experience, I was
inspired by the DruivenBier for this uncompromising IGA. The
natural process gives it a wild character distinguishing all our
products: dryness, balance and easy drinking" - Valter Loverier

Description: Orange-colored beer with notes of rose and peach in syrup
immediately in the nose. Elegant acidity and sweetness in the
mouth, with flavors of apricot, raspberry and ripe fruit.

Available size: Bottle 37.5 cl, Key Keg 20 lt

Service temperature: 8°-12°

Tips: Try it also with biscuits, red currant tart or pie, panettone and
dishes with pumpkin.

Name: BeerBera

Style: Spontaneous Fruit Ale

Fermentation: Spontaneous

AbV: 8%[1]

Ingredients: Water, barley malt, grape, sugar, hop

Process: Spontaneous fermentation activated by wild yeasts and bacteria that the grapes bring in with them, no added yeast.

Fermentation and maturation in oak vats for 5/6 months. Refermentation in bottle or keg.

Average liters produced per year: 5000 lt

Inspiration: The connection between the Lambic world and our rural culture. “A simple grape juice, pressed and destemmed, so much…as much as is needed, used not as a simple flavouring but intended to start the fermentation of this beer in the wooden vat, without added yeast. The recipe results balanced and perfected over the years. Mine is not a trend but a precise intention” – Valter Loverier

Description: “Fresh, vinous and fruity in the nose, qualities confirmed in the palate and that reveal a close connection between the spontaneously fermented beers world and that of wine. A very successful challenge that gives us an original and courageous beer, easy to enjoy, despite the high alcohol content, thanks to an appropriate watery body”. – Lorenzo Dabove AKA Kuaska

Available size: Bottle 37.5 cl, Key Keg 20 lt

Service temperature: 8°-12°

Tips: A very fresh and well carbonated beer. Excellent as an aperitif and to pair with delicate taste dishes.

Try it also with fat cheese, cold cuts or salmon.

The Du Bocq brewery created this wonderful brew and proudly presents this product at our online store. Deugniet is blond coloured and has quite a full and creamy head. This glorious craft beer has a beautiful body and a wonderful aroma. This top fermented beer is blond coloured and very thirst-quenching. This lovely blond brew referments in the bottle and is best served cold. The Du Bocq brewery, creator of this excellent beer, launched Deugniet in 1858. They still respect the original and authentic recipe. 

7.5% ABV

Best Before: 2027/01/04

Contract brewed since 1978 by Van Steenberge for the Augustinian monastery at Stephen’s Church in Ghent using the original yeast culture. Sold outside of Belgium as St Stefanus, after the church, to differentiate it from beers that may be made by other Augustinian communities. The monastery receives money from each sale. Ingredients: Pale, Pilsener and Munich malts; brewing sugar; Saaz, German Hallertau; additional bittering hops. Partially filtered after primary fermentation, then cool matured for four weeks. Filtered and then reseeded with Brett and another yeast, and warm conditioned for two weeks. Bottled and stored for a minimum three months before distribution.

7.5% ABV

Best Before: 2028/10/14

Piraat is a wickedly rich and rounded brew that packs a mighty punch. The powerful glow builds up from inside. Deep golden with a subtle haze. Lots of hops and malt. Mild sweetness. Reminiscent of bread dough, spices and tropical fruits.

10.5% ABV

Best Before: 2028/09/24

Baptist is reborn. In 1784, Jan Baptist de Bruyne founded Van Steenberge Brewery. In 2017 they launch Baptist, a clear top-fermented beer, as a tribute to the founder. The Baptist Blond is a slightly bitter and full-bodied beer with a soft aftertaste.

5% ABV

Best Before: 2027/02/05

Goyck is a blend of a top fermentation beer, Toots, and a spontaneously fermented beer, Lindemans lambic. The refermentation in the bottle with the Brettanomyces gives the resulting beer a hoppy and fruity character, a rather complex flavour and unique aroma! The beer has a fine sparkle and dry, hoppy finish.

'Goyck' refers to the old spelling of the beautiful village "Gooik"... a village and beer the Pajottenland is rightfully proud of! 

5.5% ABV