Belgium Beer Week – Belgian Beer Mixed Case (12 pack)
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Belgium Beer Week (12 Pack) – Belgian Beer Mixed Case
Discover the best of Belgian brewing with our Belgium Beer Week 12 Pack – 12 different Belgian beers showcasing some of the country’s most iconic breweries and beer styles.
From Trappist ales and Tripels to Saison, Kriek, Gueuze and Belgian Blond, it’s the perfect mixed case for exploring the incredible variety of Belgian beer.
What's in the Belgium Beer Week 12 Pack?
- Brugse Zot – Golden, fruity and malty with a subtle hop bitterness.
- De Koninck – Smooth and malty with caramel, spice and a gently bitter finish.
- Westmalle Extra – Light, refreshing and crisp with fruity, floral and hoppy notes.
- St Bernardus Tripel – Rich and golden with fruit, spice and a warming finish.
- Liefmans Kriek – Refreshingly fruity with juicy cherry and a sweet-tart character.
- Kwaremont Blond – Full-bodied and golden with fruity notes and refreshing bitterness.
- Boon Oude Gueuze – Dry, complex and tart with citrus, oak and classic Gueuze character.
- Rodenbach Classic – Refreshingly sweet and sour with red fruit and subtle oak.
- Saison Dupont – Dry and refreshing with citrus, peppery spice and earthy notes.
- Lindemans Apple – Crisp, sweet and refreshing with vibrant green apple flavours.
- Popperings Hommelbier – Hoppy and aromatic with citrus, spice and a firm bitter finish.
- Orval – Dry, complex and distinctive with citrus, spice and earthy hop character.
A Taste of Belgium in One Box
From legendary Trappist beer and Belgian Tripel to traditional Saison, Gueuze, Kriek and Belgian Blond, every bottle offers something different.
Perfect for a Belgian beer tasting night, discovering new favourites or as a Belgian beer gift for someone who loves great beer.
12 Belgian beers. 12 different tastes. One brilliant Belgian mixed case.
Celebrating 10 Years of Belgian Beer Culture
Belgian beer is about much more than what's in the glass. It represents centuries of craftsmanship, regional traditions and brewing knowledge, from the hop fields of Flanders and traditional Lambic brewing to Trappist monasteries and family breweries.
In 2016, Belgian beer culture was recognised by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, making 2026 the 10th anniversary of this special recognition.
Today, historic traditions sit alongside a new generation of innovative brewers, keeping Belgian beer culture alive, evolving and inspiring beer lovers around the world.
