Brasserie La Choulette
Rue des Écoles Hordain, France
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All beers · Brasserie La Choulette
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La Choulette Les Sans Culottes
Biere de Garde · 7.0% ABV
It is a golden brew, much esteemed for its rich, enticing champagne-like bouquet, and its rewarding flavor is slightly fruity and delicate. -
La Choulette Ambree
Biere de Garde · 8.0% ABV
It has a wonderfully spicy aroma and is fullflavored, but effervescent and refreshing. -
La Choulette Framboise
Fruit Beer · 6.2% ABV
La Choulette Framboise is formed from hand-crafted beer and raspberry juice... -
La Choulette De Noel
Belgian Strong Ale · 7.0% ABV
Stronger, fuller flavored version of the classic biere de garde. -
La Choulette Biere Des Sans Culottes
Blonde Ale · 7.0% ABV
Made in the tradition of artisan brewers, Sans Culottes is a blonde beer sur lie. Probably the best biere de garde for the uninitiated to start with... -
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La Choulette Choulette De Noel 2007
Belgian Strong Ale · 7.0% ABV
Stronger, fuller flavored version of the classic bière de garde. The New York Times (your Paper of Record) just anointed this beer the ultimate bière de garde, and rightly so... -
La Choulette de Noel 2004
Biere de Garde · 9.0% ABV
Stronger, fuller flavored version of the classic bieres de garde. The New York Times (your Paper of Record) just anointed this beer the ultimate bieres de garde, and rightly so... -
La Choulette Sans Culottes
Biere de Garde · 7.0% ABV
Made in the tradition of artisan brewers, Sans Culottes is a blonde beer sur lie. Probably the best biere de garde for the uninitiated to start with... -
Ommegang + La Choulette Gnomegang 2011
Belgian Blonde · 9.5% ABV
The cheerful gnomes of Belgian farmstead Brasserie d 'Achouffe dropped by the Brewery Ommegang farmstead brewery in the summer of 2010... -
Ommegang + La Choulette Gnomegang 2012
Belgian Blonde · 9.5% ABV
This delectable blonde ale is a co-creation of two famed farmstead breweries: Brewery Ommegang and Brasserie d’Achouffe...
About the brewery
Reconciling ancestral know-how and spirit of tradition, Choulette Brasserie is the worthy heir of ancestral farms breweries. This is the beginning of the Grand choleur and Cholette (pronounced Choulette). Now tasting beer, the girl wants Choulette beers that flowed in Tales of a beer drinker or King Gambrinus. Indeed, what more natural than using the name derived from the ancient game Choulette to describe a beer brewed in the tradition of craft brewers of Hainaut. A beer brewed in a brewery firm whose activity began in 1885.