Our Beers

Brouwerij De Kroon is a special address for those who love specialty beers. Here they are conceived, made, drunk and monitored. It is a unique combination of brewing art and gastronomy, a creative family business in a beautiful historical setting.

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JOB

Blond, 6% alc. Job is the nickname of beer professor Freddy Delvaux. The unfiltered, straw-blond beer is distinguished by its freshness, fruity aroma and a nice soft but slightly bitter taste. The typical top yeast used for this beer gives a beer with a strong fruity taste of bananas and at the same time a spicy taste of vanilla and cloves. Pleasant citrus hop notes complete the beer... balanced and complex at the same time!

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DELVAUX

Special blonde, 8,5% alc. Delvaux is a seductive beer with a myriad of fine, subtle, nuanced, yet interwoven aromas. Warm fruity notes of banana and exotic fruit alternate with fresh green aromas of apple and citrus. All of this is complemented by subtle floral undertones. The brilliant vinous and creamy taste caresses the palate. Delvaux is elegant, full, and beautifully balanced.

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PROFESSOR

Special Golden Amber, 8% alc. Professor Delvaux is a heavy Belgian Pale Ale: It is a seductive beer with a multitude of fine, subtle aromas in the nose. Warm fruit notes of banana and exotic fruit alternate with fresh green aromas of apple and citrus, all supported by a subtle caramel touch. The beautiful winey and creamy flavors caress the mouth. The professor is elegant, full sweet and beautifully balanced.

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SUPER KROON

Pale Ale, Amber, 6.5% alc. An old recipe from the Brewery - then Special Crown - that is being recreated. The wonderful aroma of the Super Kroon is the result of the use of caramel malts, a bold fermentation with wild yeasts and extra intense hopping. Unexpected fruity aromas with accents of green apple and blackcurrant, together with the caramel, determine the nose of the beer. In addition, there are clear phenolic impressions that give the beer an untamed light earthy character. The taste of the beer is pleasantly dry, which brings out the clearly present bitterness. While the bitterness lingers slightly in the aftertaste, the fruity scents continue to challenge your sense of smell.

Our Seasonal Beers

Taste the sun and celebrate summer!

Sweet Freddy

Red beer, 8% alc. At the first sip, you experience an intense sweetness reminiscent of ripe strawberries, followed by a deep, full flavor of dark cherries. The sweetness is well balanced with a subtle acidity, making the beer refreshing and drinkable despite its higher alcohol content. The finish is long-lasting and retains the fruity notes without becoming too bitter or sticky. The beer has a soft, almost velvety mouthfeel that adds to the overall luxurious drinking experience.

Del Faro

Lambic, 8,6% alc. This beer offers a unique and refreshing taste experience. It is characterized by a delicate balance between sweet and sour. At the first sip, you taste a gentle sweetness from the added candied sugar, which then transitions into a subtle acidity. The flavor is further enriched with hints of caramel, apple, and a touch of honey, providing a complex yet accessible flavor profile. The lightly sparkling texture and amber color make Faro a particularly refreshing beer, ideal for lovers of traditional Belgian beer with a sweet touch.

Petit Delvaux

Small blond, 2% alc. Our small is made from an alcohol-free beer based on the Delvaux recipe and flavored with the original Delvaux to an alcohol content of 2% v/v. The fruity notes of Delvaux are beautifully expressed in the beer, with the citrus and floral elements taking the upper hand. The taste is soft and full, as befits a real Delvaux.

Pina Maria

Blonde, 6,8% alc. This fresh and fruity blond beer makes you dream of tropical destinations. The notes of exotic fruit go hand in hand with the freshness of citrus. A characterful tribute to the woman next to brewmaster Freddy Delvaux.