Many of the beers we feature have a pretty cool story behind them, and this beer is one that will appeal to any cycling fans.
There is a section of the Tour de Flandres cycle race that follows a cobbled road known as The Oude Kwaremont. It is a steep 2.2km ascent which has earned the nickname ‘The Calf Biter’.
And this is the ‘koersbier’ or race beer, brewed as the perfect after-race refreshment in the style of a Belgian blond.
The aroma is mostly typical Belgian yeast character, with banana and spice. The flavour is a little fuller, with a solid malt backbone supporting a somewhat pronounced bitterness with hints of tropical fruit zest, and herbaceous, floral bitterness.
And at 6.6% this beer is brewed to the exact angle of the ascent up the climb it is named after.
    The historical beer style of Antwerp recently revived
    
  
    A fruity malt backbone, a spicy hop bite and a hint of vanilla
    A Belgian blond with the addition of coriander and orange peel
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    The 'house beer' of Brugse - a delicious Belgian Blond ale from De Halve Maan brewery
    A light and lively Belgian blond beer from the rustic Brasserie Caracole
    De Molen's new core range Belgian Blond with Sorachi Ace hops
    A blond ale with apple juice, quince puree and a touch of cinnamon
    
  
    
  
    
  
    A typical Belgian Blonde style ale, slightly on the sweeter side of things
    Brewed to a 1000-year old recipe, this is a great example of an almost-forgotten style.
    Good malt body, gentle hop bitterness and classic Belgiam yeast aromas make this a great introduction to Belgian beer.
    
  
    A strong blond ale, leaning toward a Belgian IPA with a good dose of European noble hops
    A hoppy blonde ale which is the official beer of the Antwerp University
    A delicious Belgian Blond beer with a great story
    Pils and Munchener malts, Amarillo hops, coriander and mango are all fermented with yeast from Westmalle
    by Brasserie de la Cambre (Brouwerij Het Anker)
A traditional Belgian blond beer made by the Het Anker brewery
    by L'Arogante (De ProefBrouwerij)
A hoppy blond ale, combining three US hops with a solid malt base
    
  
    The newest beer in the Leffe range - a classy, tastier version of the iconic blond ale
    
  
    by Mokke Bier
A Belgian Blond with coriander, orange zest and a hint of honey with a touch of saison funk
    A balanced Belgian blond ale, with a beautiful hop bite that lasts.
    An easy-drinking citrus and hoppy blond ale, brewed for the 'Ommegang of Brussels' procession.
    The newest addition to the Bosteels range is this Kwak Blonde
    
  
    
  
    A delicious grassy blond beer from 2013's Best New Brewer Belgium
    
  
    
  
    A traditional Belgian Blond Abbey Ale, from a family-run brewery with over a century of tradition.
    
  
    
  
    Dedicated to the hero of Antwerp, a dry-hopped spicy blond ale
    Fruity aroma and hoppy, spicy flavour make this an extremely drinkable beer.
    
  
    
  
    A golden Belgian style pale ale, dry-hopped during secondary fermentation for a rich malt body and lovely hop bitterness
    by Wilderen Brewery & Distillery
A golden blond ale from the Wilderen Brewery & Distillery
    A pleasant Belgian blond from the Witkap family of beers
    
  
    A malty blond ale with a pleasant peppery bite from only the second brewery in Brussels
    
  
    This beer is the Petrus Tripel, with Amarillo and Cascade added, plus 15% foederbier
    Voted World's Best Wood Aged Beer 2012 and 2013 and World Beer Awards
    
  
    A deliciously malty Begian Dubbel made using 6 different specialty malts
    A 'double brown' beer from the family brewery Batik-De Brabandere
    
  
    A delicious blend of two Petrus beers used to create this traditional Flanders Red ale
    A typical Belgian tripel from one of Belgium's Traditional Family Brewers