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Why Everyone’s Buzzing About Belgium’s Christmas Beer This Year

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As the holiday season approaches, beer enthusiasts are buzzing about limited-edition Belgian brews. These festive Belgian beers have been delighting taste buds for over 130 years. Each year, monasteries and top-notch breweries across Belgium pull out all the stops, flexing their brewing muscles to craft unique Christmas beer flavors.

Belgium Tourism Office
Belgium Tourism Office
Belgium Tourism Office
Belgium Tourism Office

Belgian Christmas beers are typically characterized by a higher alcohol content and stronger flavors than regular beers, perfect for sipping in the chilly winter months. These seasonal specialties are infused with a festive ingredients mix such as spices, cinnamon, zesty orange peel, juicy cherries, rich caramel, aromatic cloves, vanilla, roasted apples, spicy ginger, and sweet honey for that extra holiday punch. Belgian Christmas beers often require more TLC in brewing to achieve their complex, full-bodied flavors. Brewmasters typically start production in August, allowing these liquid treasures to mature for months before they are ready to shine during winter.

Belgium Tourism Office
Belgium Tourism Office
Belgium Tourism Office
Belgium Tourism Office
Belgium Tourism Office
Belgium Tourism Office

The limited availability of these Christmas beers creates a frenzy in Belgium, with locals lining up daily to snag their share. Every year, Christmas beer festivals are held throughout Belgium for those who wish to taste a variety of Christmas beers.

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