Trappist Ales
£5.25
Chimay 150 Green is a strong, blond beer filled with incredible aromas of mint, bergamot, lime and eucalyptus. 10%
£4.95
The beautiful warm, dark hues of Chimay Blue and its compact light-brown head put on a spectacular show. 9%
£11.95
Chimay Triple has an appealing golden hue majestically crowned by an imposing white head. 8%
£3.25
Chimay Gold has an intense and appealing golden hue, with a tight, creamy head. 4.8%
£12.95
Chimay Blue Cap (known as Grande Réserve in 750ml bottles) is a dark beer with a powerful aroma whose complex flavour improves as the years go by. 9%
£8.95
Chimay Red was brewed for the first time in 1862. It is the oldest of the Chimay trappist beers, hence its “Première” appellation in a 75cl bottle. 7%
£3.60
Chimay Red Cap is the oldest of the Chimay beers. Its coppery colour and sweet, fruity taste make this a particularly delightful brown beer. 7%
£24.75
Four varieties of Chimay Trappist Ale and Chimay goblet
£3.95
Chimay Triple has an appealing golden hue majestically crowned by an imposing white head. 8%
£3.25
This scintillating golden ale boasts a rich aroma with a light malty and sweet taste.
£12.45
This Blond Special Edition offers a refined bitterness and a rich, layered character. 7% 750ml
£5.25
An acclaimed beer with a stunning amber colour and a warm, intense flavour.
£4.25
This out-of-the-ordinary ale still has a light and dry aftertaste with a touch of bitter finesse.
£4.25
Pale gold in colour, with a dense white head, subtle citrus and hoppy aromas and complex floral flavours. 8.1%
£6.25
A beer recognised as one of the best in the world, complex flavours on the palate, with notes of coffee, chocolate and spices. 11.3%
£3.75
The lightest in the range and the ideal introduction to the rest of the Rochefort family. 7.5%
£5.25
Dark in colour with an off-white head, a harmonious balance between its caramel and dark berry aromas.
£4.95
The “mother of all tripels” as the first Tripel ever was brewed inside our abbey walls in 1934. 9.5%