The Gauloise was the first beer brewed by the Brasserie du Bocq in 1858. At the time, Martin Belot, the Brewery’s founder drew his inspiration from the many Gallo-Roman sites in the region to create an authentic beer representative of Gallic brewing know-how: The “Gauloise”.
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GAULOISE AMBREE – 5.5% alcohol by volume. "The Gauloise Ambrée is characterised by its fragrance. You will find a varied palette of flavours. It is very easily digestible and refreshing." Description Appearance : Amber coloured, bright, fine sparkle, delicate and thick head. Packaging : 33 cl, 75 cl, 20 litre keg Serving suggestions Pasta, pizzas, spicy dishes, Belgian blue cheeses. |
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GAULOISE BRUNE – 8.1% alcohol by volume. "Its roasted malt gives it a caramelised taste with hints of caramel, chocolate and spices. It is characterised by its well-balanced flavour." Description Appearance : Brown with a dark ruby red tinge, clear, lively with a fine-bubbled, generous, white head. Packaging : 33cl, 75cl, 20 litre kegs. Serving suggestions Game, red meats, highly-seasoned white meats. |
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