Brouwerij Malheur
Buggenhout, Belgium
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All beers · Brouwerij Malheur
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Malheur 12
Belgian Strong Ale · 12.0% ABV
Re-fermented and bottle-conditioned Rich, dark coloured beer, with a wonderful hoppy, floral nose and well-balanced flavours, making it easy to drink. -
Malheur 10
Belgian Strong Ale · 10.0% ABV
The aroma of peach roses with hints of spicy with traces of orange zest and lemon of Malheur 10 ° ecstasy puts beer lovers around the world. -
Malheur 10 2012
Belgian Strong Ale · 10.0% ABV
Re-fermented and bottle-conditioned Full bodied, medium strong, gold coloured beer, with a rich honey-like texture, and a pleasant warming, slightly hoppy-dry. -
Malheur Zestig
Blonde Ale · 10.0% ABV
This beer has “a high level of bittering units and a balanced hop flavor” and it uses kettle hopping, late hopping & dry hopping.
About the brewery
In August 1997 in the Mandekensstraat in Buggenhout (Baasrode-Zuid) the old De Landtsheer family brewery was started up again by Manu De Landtsheer, Adolf’s son, under the name “Brewery Malheur”. So the family’s brewing tradition has been restored. Manu De Landtsheer’s objectives were threefold: to create an original brand of beer to determine the flavour and ingredients himself to export and sell his beers on the European markets and in the United States. The name “Malheur” was not chosen “by accident”. Market research revealed that with its playful double meaning “Malheur” conjured up pleasant connotations and in brief was a name that stuck in people’s minds. Brewery Malheur is an independent, family brewery. The brewery’s old vaulted cellar and the antique coolship, a large shallow pan into which the wort is poured to quickly cool it, are witnesses of the brewery’s rich past. The blonde Malheur beers are brewed according to an old traditional method with barley, hops and yeast but hypermodern equipment is now used in the process. The brown Malheur beers are brewed according to an old Flemish tradition with hops and spices.