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The pairing table

What are you eating?

Start with the food, and let the monks find the Belgian beer to match. Pick a dish below for the full guide to every beer in the cellar that sings alongside it.

Aged CheeseAged CheeseGouda, Trappist, Bruges77 beersSoft CheeseSoft CheeseBrie, chèvre, fresh curd22 beersSeafoodSeafoodMussels, oysters37 beersRoast MeatsRoast MeatsChicken, duck, beef34 beersRed MeatRed MeatSteak, beef, lamb16 beersPoultryPoultryRoast chicken, duck33 beersFried ChickenFried ChickenCrispy, golden2 beersStews & GameStews & GameCarbonnade, venison25 beersCharcuterieCharcuterieSaucisson, paté, ham13 beersFritesFritesFrites, croquettes9 beersSpiced DishesSpiced DishesThai, Indian, Mexican10 beersChocolateChocolateDark chocolate, tart39 beersFresh FruitFresh FruitBerries, apple, citrus21 beersSaladSaladFresh vegetables14 beersBread & GrainsBread & GrainsSourdough, pretzel1 beerApéritifApéritifOlives, nuts, snacks4 beers

    Belgian Beer Wisdom

    Did you know?

    Many Belgian beers refermenent in the bottle, creating natural carbonation and complex flavors.

    Why it tastes different

    The Monk's Dispatch

    One letter a month from our cellar: a beer worth seeking, a brewery worth knowing, a small lesson in the art. What is this?