Couvreur

Couvreur de Brasserie Cantillon is a Belgian beer produced by Brasserie Cantillon, a renowned brewery located in Brussels, Belgium. It is a traditional lambic beer, which is a type of spontaneously fermented beer that is unique to the Brussels region.

Couvreur de Brasserie Cantillon is known for its distinct sour and tart flavors, which are a result of the spontaneous fermentation process. The beer is brewed using a blend of malted barley, wheat, and aged hops, which give it a complex and refreshing taste.

The brewery follows traditional brewing methods and uses open fermentation vessels, allowing wild yeast and bacteria present in the air to inoculate the beer. This gives Couvreur de Brasserie Cantillon its characteristic funky and sour flavors.

The beer has a hazy golden appearance and a lively carbonation. It has a medium body and a dry finish, making it a refreshing choice for beer enthusiasts. Couvreur de Brasserie Cantillon has an alcohol content of around 5% ABV (alcohol by volume).

Couvreur de Brasserie Cantillon is highly regarded among beer connoisseurs and is often sought after for its unique and traditional brewing techniques. It is a beer that showcases the rich brewing history of Brussels and the art of spontaneous fermentation.