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Where to buy Belgian beer.

From local bottle shops to direct imports from Brussels, the most reliable ways to stock your cellar with authentic Belgian ales.

Trusted retailers

Where the monks shop.

Online mega-store

Half Time Beverage

One of the largest online beer retailers in the United States. An extensive selection of imported Belgian ales, including hard-to-find Trappist beers and seasonal specials, shipping to most states.

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Iconic bottle shop

Belmont Station

A legendary Portland, Oregon bottle shop and biercafé curating a world-class selection. Knowledgeable staff and a deep inventory of Belgian classics and modern interpretations.

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Experimental Belgian-style

The Bruery

Specialists in barrel-aged and experimental ales, often inspired by Belgian traditions. Their direct-to-consumer shop offers unique, high-ABV sipping beers built for cellar aging.

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App-based discovery

Tavour

A crate-building app connecting you with independent craft beer worldwide. Focused on American craft, but frequently featuring Belgian imports and Belgian-style gems in a rotating lineup.

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Direct from Belgium

BelgianMart

For the true connoisseur, ordering straight from Belgium for limited releases and authentic glassware not found elsewhere. Shipped from the source to your doorstep.

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Belgian specialist · USA

Belgian-Style Ales

A US online shop devoted to Belgian and Belgian-style beer, from Trappist classics to rare gueuze. Clear per-bottle pricing and ships across the States, a reliable everyday source.

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A word on shipping

Alcohol shipping laws vary widely by state and country. Always check a retailer's shipping policy can deliver to your location before building a cart.

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