Brasserie de la Senne
Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, Belgium
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De la Senne Taras Boulba
Belgian Ale · 4.5% ABV
This is the perfect session beer -- loaded with complex yeast flavors, hopped to perfection, and as drinkable as any beer you've ever tried. -
De la Senne + Tired Hands Crushable de Table
Saison · 5.0% ABV
This very limited beer was a collaboration brew between De La Senne Brewery and Jean Broillet & Julie Foster, from Tire Hands Brewing Company, Ardmore, PA, USA... -
De la Senne Crushable Saison
Saison · 5.0% ABV
A collaboration brew between de La Senne brewery and Jean Broillet & Julie Foster from Tired Hands Brewing company, PA, USA. Made at de La Senne on 11 Septembre 2013... -
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Jester King + De la Senne Live Oak Kollaborationsbier
Sour Ale · 4.2% ABV
The inspiration for the beer came from two sources. First, we really wanted to make a beer with Live Oak, which again, is a brewery we love. -
De la Senne Jambe-de-Bois
Tripel · 8.0% ABV
Given as the most bitter tripel in Belgium, with 49 EBU. No Dutchmen were harmed in the making of this beer. -
De la Senne Saison du Meyboom
Saison · 4.0% ABV
A brand new, super pale, hazy, and floral saison. Notably bitter and wildly drinkable at 4% ABV. -
De la Senne Stouterik
Stout · 4.5% ABV
Stouterik is a classic Belgian Stout, in that sense -- it's only 4.5%, contains no spices, won't make your tongue stick to the roof of your mouth. -
De la Senne Zinnebir
Belgian Ale · 6.0% ABV
Pale golden color, slightly hazy, white head. Aroma is flowers, hops, some caramel and malts. -
De la Senne Brussels Calling
Belgian Ale · 6.0% ABV
A Blonde Ale with a new recipe but very close to Taras. Just a bit more malt and a different hop (Hallertaü Hersbrueker) for the aroma. -
De la Senne + Cantillon Wadesda #1
Sour Ale · 8.5% ABV
Light copper blonde, the Wooden-Leg is a powerful full-bodied beer. The nose evokes ripe banana and a subtle blend of old varieties of aromatic hops... -
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De la Senne + Jester King Jester Zinne
Saison · 5.9% ABV
A mix of rhubarb, quince, and rye accents, with a light touch of citrus fruit, wood, and warm spices.Its final is mineral and slightly sour. -
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De la Senne + Allagash Very Spéciale Belge
Belgian Ale · 5.2% ABV
Collaboration brew with people from Allagash, Maine, brewed at the new de la Senne premises in St. Jans - Molenbeek. IBU’s have been kept lower on expressly... American demand! -
De la Senne Band of Brothers
Belgian Ale · 4.0% ABV
A collaboration beer between Moeder Lambic and Brasserie De La Senne. Exclusively on draft at Moeder Lambic and at selected bars around the world... -
De la Senne Bruxellensis
Sour Ale · 6.5% ABV
Here it is!! Our latest baby, of which we are very proud: the BRUXELLENSIS, 4 months bottle refermented with 100% Brussels Brettanomyces yeast... -
De la Senne Equinox
Belgian Strong Ale · 8.0% ABV
Strong and complex winter beer with a really malty character and notes of chocolate. -
De la Senne Saison de la Senne
Farmhouse Ale · 6.0% ABV
An extremely complex but at the same time very refreshing beer. It somehow resembles a hoppy gueuze with a distinct bitterness... -
De la Senne + Toccalmatto Schieve Funambulo
Belgian Strong Ale · 10.0% ABV
Its taste develops itself in a long bitterness and a strong malty character. The warming spirit of the alcohol wraps up the ensemble. -
De la Senne Zenne Pils
Pilsner · 4.9% ABV
The first Brasserie de la Senne pils is unfiltered & unpasteurised -
Le Trou du Diable + De la Senne Schieve Tabarnak
Belgian Pale Ale · 5.3% ABV
The Schieve Tabarnak! is a light lager, cloudy, with greenish reflections, brewed with rye and a selection of unusual hops, including the Nelson Sauvin, used bittering... -
Saint Somewhere + De la Senne + Thiriez + Blaugies Fraternité
Saison · 5.0% ABV
A collaboration with Thiriez, De La Senne and Blaugies. Three giants of traditional Farmhouse ales. -
Two Roads + De la Senne Brothers In Farms
Grisette · 6.5% ABV
Is a “double grisette” that uses a wild yeast from Connecticut and a traditional Saison yeast from Belgium. -
Beachwood + De la Senne Senne of a Beachwood
Belgian Pale Ale · 6.0% ABV
Brewed in collaboration with De la Senne, one of Belgium's most celebrated modern breweries, this hoppy Belgian-style pale ale is sure to please... -
De la Senne + Allagash Zennegash
Wheat Ale · 5.7% ABV
This time we brewed a wheat beer (the specialty of Allagash!), dry hopped with both American and European hops. We made two versions: one bottled version, refermented with Brett-yeast, and one clean version in kegs. -
De la Senne Bruxellensis Reserva
Belgian Pale Ale · 6.5% ABV
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De la Senne + De Garde Spruiting Vat
Saison · 5.4% ABV
Spruiting Vat is a collaborative beer made with our friends from De Garde Brewing in Oregon, United States... -
De la Senne + Half Acre Dulle Wind
Belgian IPA · 6.2% ABV
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De la Senne + Le Trou du Diable Schieve Tabarnak #4
Belgian Ale · 6.3% ABV
Hazy gold colored. Slight bread and biscuit. Fruity citrus hop notes. Hint of sweetness. Smooth on the palate. -
De la Senne Major Tom
Saison · 7.5% ABV
Double Brett Saison brewed in collaboration w/ Tom Peters of Monk's Cafe (Philadelphia, PA) -
De la Senne Wadesda #7
Saison · 5.5% ABV
This mixed fermentation brew develops flavours of cereals, floral and herbal accents of noble hops and, thanks to the lambic, an elegant acidity. -
De la Senne Wadesda Lager
Pilsner · 4.9% ABV
Our first bottom-fermented beer! It is born out of a collaboration with one of the great masters of the style, emblematic of Germany and Czech Republic: our friend Eric Toft, brewmaster at Schönram... -
Oxbow + De la Senne Saison du Smeirlap!
Saison · 5.5% ABV
Collaboration between Oxbow and Brasserie de la Senne from Brussels, Belgium. Saison du Smeirlap! is Taras Boulba re-fermented with our house cultures and conditioned with brettanomyces... -
Weyerbacher + De la Senne Mannekin-Penn
Dubbel · 7.5% ABV
Manneken-Penn is a Belgo-American Dubbel. Manneken-Penn was made with oats, molasses and a combination of American Calypso hops and European Aurora and Stvrian Goldings hops. -
De la Senne + Bluejacket Gray Jacket
Farmhouse Ale · 5.4% ABV
A collaboration brew based on a bygone Belgian farmhouse ale style - once called La Grisette Supérieure - between Greg Engert and Megan Parasi, from Bleujacket in Washington, DC, and the De la Senn... -
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De la Senne Brusseleir
Black IPA · 8.0% ABV
Aroma of chocolate, roasted malt, leather, citrus somehow. Bitter taste with some salty notes. -
De la Senne + Cambridge Narrenvat
Sour Ale · 5.8% ABV
Flavours of red fruits (alcohol preserved cherries) and notes of malt (biscuit, brown candied sugar, caramel, and roasted hazelnuts). Wine accents. -
De la Senne Coucou Puissant
Belgian Strong Ale · 9.5% ABV
She is an exhilarating Amber Ale, generously dry-hopped with German hops. Her nose evokes stone fruits from the South, as well as persimmon. We also find a whole bouquet of exotic flowers. -
De la Senne Crianza III
Farmhouse Ale · 7.4% ABV
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De la Senne Double Saison
Saison · 8.0% ABV
An Imperial Saison brewed with barley, wheat and spelt malts. -
De la Senne I Rate Saison
Saison · 5.5% ABV
I Rate Saison is a spelt Brett Saison born from a collaboration with beer writer Melissa Cole... -
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De la Senne Monsieur Shelton
Belgian Pale Ale · 5.5% ABV
Belgian Pale with Brettanomyces. Brewed once for Shelton Bros. 20th anniversary. -
De la Senne Ouden Vat
Flanders Red Ale · 6.7% ABV
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De la Senne Petit Boulba
Session Pale Ale · 2.8% ABV
The story behind the name is amusing: Brewing in our very first brewery in Sint-Pieters-Leeuw was entirely manual and really exhausting... -
De la Senne Saison Van De Bruwer
Saison · 5.3% ABV
Spelt Saison, dry-hopped and fermented with added Brettanomyces. 5,3% abv. It is blond, opalescent; its very persistent foam is creamy and fine... -
De la Senne Schieven
IPA · 6.5% ABV
Collaboration brew between De La Senne, Jeff Bagby (Pizza Port) and Mike Rodriguez (Lost Abbey). - View all beers
About the brewery
Beers of Brasserie de la Senne are produced by two young brewers Brussels Yvan De Baets and Bernard Leboucq, which are primarily two lovers. They work in a small brewery, and make it a point of honor to make the old beer, unfiltered, not pasteurized, free of any additives, using only the finest raw materials of the highest quality. These beers, complex flavor and personality are well marked real beer character . They referment bottle or cask, which gives them a long shelf life and taste scalable.