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Spiced Dishes
The pairing table

Best Belgian beers for spiced dishes

10 beers in our guide pair beautifully with spiced dishes (thai, indian, mexican). Expect witbier, belgian strong golden ale, belgian ipa and more, each chosen for how it meets the dish.

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WITBIER

Vedett Extra White

Duvel Moortgat · 4.7%

Excellent with sushi or spicy Thai dishes, as the crisp finish cleanses the palate after each bite.

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BELGIAN STRONG GOLDEN ALE

La Chouffe

Brasserie d'Achouffe · 8%

A classic match for salmon with herbs or coriander-spiced Asian dishes that echo the beer's spiced profile.

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3
BELGIAN IPA

Troubadour Magma

The Musketeers · 9%

Excellent with spicy Thai cuisine, where the mango hop notes complement the tropical spices.

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4
BELGIAN STRONG GOLDEN ALE

Duvel Tripel Hop

Brouwerij Duvel Moortgat · 9.5%

Great with spicy Thai or a citrus-dressed ceviche; the bright hops lift fresh, zesty dishes.

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BELGIAN STRONG GOLDEN ALE

Piraat

Brouwerij Van Steenberge · 10.5%

Pairs with very spicy dishes like Vindaloo or aged parmesan; the alcohol heat and strong malt stand up to intense flavors.

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TRIPEL

Straffe Hendrik Tripel

De Halve Maan · 9%

Great with ginger-infused Asian dishes or pepper steak, reinforcing the spicy yeast character.

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7
TRIPEL

Gouden Carolus Tripel

Brouwerij Het Anker · 9%

Pairs with white fish in spicy sauce or pheasant, matching the beer's coriander spice.

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8
BELGIAN PALE ALE

Brugse Zot Blond

De Halve Maan · 6%

Pairs with mussels or fish; the spicy yeast notes add complexity to seafood.

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BELGIAN STRONG GOLDEN ALE

Achel Blond

Brouwerij der Sint-Benedictusabdij de Achelse Kluis · 8%

Lovely with grilled white fish or a mild, creamy cheese that lets the spice shine.

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BELGIAN IPA

Lupulus Hopera

Brasserie Lupulus · 6%

Cuts through spicy dishes, burgers, or a sharp aged cheddar.

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