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- Delirium Tremens Ale: 8.5% ABV, Belgian strong pale ale, translucent golden body with carbonation floating wildly throughout. Many variations of fruity goodness with the yeast being a lively character. Highly carbonated beer with the life of it just exploding with each crisp pull.
- Delirium Nocturnum: 8.5% ABV, strong dark ale, creamy head, apricots, bananas, sugary breads. The yeast is weightlessly sweet.
- Alken-Maes Pilsner: 5% ABV, distinctive, refreshing, blonde lager, full body, refined bitterness.
- The Commons Urban Farmhouse Ale: 5.3% ABV, rye saison, golden orange, floral nose, dry finish.
- Hoegaarden: 5% ABV, wheat, coriander and curacao orange peels.
- Joan of Arc: 7.5% ABV, collaboration saison between Girls Inc, U-Brew PDX and Bazi. Amber color, creamy head, molasses with subtle fruityflavor, highly carbonated. Proceeds of this beer to benefit Girls Inc of Northwest Oregon.
- Scheldebrouwerij Oesterstout: 8.5% ABV, dark brown filtered over Zealand oyster shells. Very light cocoa nose and taste, foamy orange/tan head. Light body.
- Des Rocs Triple Imperiale: 10% ABV, strong dark ale, yeasty, malty, baked banana, hints of dried sour cherry.
- Bosteels Kwak: 8.4% ABV, amber, fruity and malty aroma, bananas and pineapple. Sightly spicy, hints of licorice.
- Hof Ten Dormaal/Stillwater Bronze Age: 6% ABV, saison farmhouse ale only brewed once, hazy orange color, spicy lemon and some grapefruit hops.
- Boneyard Femme Fatale: 6.5% ABV, sour ale, raspberries and cranberries taste, medium-bodied.
- Contreras Valeir Extra IPA: 6.5% ABV, hazy medium copper with a foamy white head, good retention and lacing, moderate herbal hop and eatery spice.
- Kissmeyer Denied Entry Biere de Garde: 6.5% ABV, copper and cloudy color, foamy head, tart ale brewed with pomegranate syrup and orange peel.
- St. Louis Gueuze Fond Tradition: 5% ABV, dark amber, tart and granny smith apple pucker, light bodied, crisp carbonation, dry finish.
- Goose Island Pere Jacques: 8% ABV, dubbel, burnt orange color, small head, little lacing, yeast esters, dates and raisin flavor, spicy element.
- Upright Pure Wit: 5% ABV, coriander, orange peel, oats, floral aromatics, tart and dry.
- Cuvee des Jacobin Rouge: 5.5% ABV, Flemish red, sweet cherry pie and sour. Light body, medium-carbonation.
Bottles
- Deus Brut: 11.5% ABV, golden yellow champagne-style beer. Classic pale ale and intense sugar sweetness.
- Duvel Golden Ale: 8.5% ABV, blonde and refreshing like a pilsner, but with the flavor, depth and complexity of an ale.
- Contreras Valeir Extra: 6.5% ABV, a cloudy copper color and foamy snow white head. An aroma of malt, herbal, grain and citrus.
- Huisbrouwerij Sint Canarus Tripel: 7.5% ABV, orange colour and a big head that lasts. Spicy Belgian yeast, hazy honey gold, bick rocky head.
- Stillwater of Love & Regret: 7.2% ABV, cloudy orange-peach colored with a stiff egg-white head. The heavy carbonation delivers the spicing perfectly to where it needs to go.
- Stillwater Jaded: 10% strong dark ale, chestnut colored ale with a nice steady off white head. Aroma is all about finesse, loads of blossoms and spring flowers.
- Green’s Gluten Free Amber Ale: 6% ABV, medium-bodied with subtle caramel and nut flavor nuances. Refined herbal hop aroma and finish.
- Wandering Aengus Ciderworks Bloom: 7.2% ABV, medium sweet cider, aromatic apple nose, bright clean finish.
While we cannot provide free beer samples due to the import costs, we do encourage patrons to purchase a smaller size beer and share with friends. We also have a beer flight that changes with our rotating taps. Proost! Prost! Sante! Cheers!
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45 Responses to Bier
a good rodenbach would be nice too
We’ll look into the Rodenbach. Thanks for the suggestion.
Any chance you’ll get DeuS?
Have you had it on draft in the U.S. before? I will certainly check to see if it’s available.
We have it in a bottle now. It’s awesome!
This place was created with an incredible vision, all I can say is Wow. It lived up to every expectation I had……the setting is so cool, the bier is insanely good and the knowledge of our server took our experience to the next level…..we will definitley be back, this place is our new favorite bier bar.
Good job maknig it appear easy.
I look forward to coming here soon…
But the lack of a Flemish Red sour is a curious omission. I agree with the Rodenbach recommendation, or the Duchess, Vichtenaar and Monk’s Cafe etc.
We just added two to the list. They are hard to find on draft, but we have a large shipment arriving in August that will include quite a few more. If you have any special requests, let me know and I’ll see what we can do.
We currently have two on draft – Cuvee du Chateau Kasteel and the Bacchus Flemish Red Ale. We had the Ichtegem Grand Cru last week but ran out in 3 days. The Duchesse will continue to be one of our classics. We’ve had it three times already and runs out within a few days. Keep the ideas coming.
Cream of chestnut soup this fall with the Duchesse – heaven….
That does sound delicious! I’ll past it on to the chef. Keep the ideas coming!
Good point. I hadn’t thuohgt about it quite that way.
Fantastic.. came up with my family and met my Arizona extended family in Portland. We found your place and loved it (visited twice in one weekend). I will certainly spread the word here in Bend, OR and let our local homebrew club members know. Thanks guys for you kindness and incredible beer/food offerings.
Thanks for your support. Glad to hear you and the family enjoyed yourselves while visiting.
I ordered a de ranke saison earlier tonight, but I think I was poured a strong dark, it tasted like the kasteel. dark dark brown not a lot of carbonation, raisiny/pruny and way more alcohol presence than a saison. i was assured it was the de ranke, but you might want to check the order of the draughts, the color alone threw me off.
thanks
alex
Hi Alex – we thought the same too when we first poured it and double checked the lines. We went as far as calling the importer instead of the distributor to make sure of it as well. It pours a very dark amberish color. I think a lot of people have been surprised by the dark color of this saison. I read several beerrate and beeradvocate reviews on it and we’re not alone. Thanks for bringing this to our attention and I’m glad to hear that you asked the server. The kasteel is very tart so if your beverage was tart do let me know.
I fully understand not offering samples. However, have you looked into offering flights? I would order one or more every time I came in if you had those on the menu!
Yes, we’re in the process of reviewing glassware. Issue is that Belgian beers are known for the 1-1.5″ head so the flight glassware will need to be around 4-5oz, otherwise, flights will be all foam.
Tripel Karmeliet? It was my first and favorite.
Great to hear and you’re not alone, seems to be a favorite for many, so we’ll make sure to keep it around. Thanks for the note.
Oh, this is a beautiful place, with great beer and nice food to go along with. Outdoor seating let us bring the dog and have a nice afternoon punctuated with candi sugar goodness from a variety of lovely Belgian beers. Wonderful addition to the neighborhood, thanks for being here!
Thanks for your support! We look forward to having you and your 4-legged warrior back
I’ve been searching everywhere for Rochefort 10 on tap. Is this even a possibility in the US?
I will certainly look into it. Haven’t seen it on my recent import draft lists, but you never know. Thanks for the recommendation.
You may not be able to get it, but I tried an exceptional ‘Imperial Saison’ from Funkwerks in Fort Collins, CO.
I’ll ask the distributors. What is on draft? Thanks for the suggestions.
august orange saison strong medium
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