Kasteel
Kasteel is a Belgian specialty beer brand from Van Honsebrouck brewery in West Flanders, launched in 1989 with the brand's first specialty beer, a powerful quadruple inspired by Ingelmunster Castle. Van Honsebrouck's history as a brewer goes back to 1811. In 2016 the brewery relocated to a new facility in Emelgem.
The founding quadruple, with its slightly sweet flavour profile, went on to become Belgium's best-selling beer in that style. Kasteel produces specialty beers using a combination of top, mixed and spontaneous fermentation methods. The range expanded in 1996 with additional styles, and the portfolio now includes tripels, fruit beers brewed with real raspberries, and beers aged in cognac barrels. The brand's tripel is the world's most powerful tripel. The lineup also features a beer brewed with food-pairing occasions in mind.
The alcohol-free range brings several of these specialty styles to drinkers who prefer not to consume alcohol. It includes a zero-alcohol quadrupel and a raspberry fruit beer brewed with real raspberries. Kasteel is present in more than 60 countries, with distribution reaching specialist beer retailers and mainstream outlets. The brand is also the main sponsor of Mandel United.
At a Glance
- Origin
- Belgium
- Price Point
- Premium
- Company
- Kasteel Brouwerij
Ships to
Belgium, BR, Canada, China, UK, Italy, Japan, USA
The Collection
3 drinks
At a Glance
- Origin
- Belgium
- Price Point
- Premium
- Company
- Kasteel Brouwerij
Collection
3 drinks
