La Cambre IPA 4.9% 33 cl

La Cambre IPA 4.9% 33 cl

ABV: 4.9% · Untappd: 3.32 · IBU: 40

The La Cambre IPA, by Het Anker, is a 4.9% ABV Belgian IPA, bottle-conditioned and dry-hopped with Wakatu and Simcoe. Citrusy, tropical, and with a firm bitterness. Ideal as an aperitif or paired with slightly spicy dishes.

Dominant flavor: Hopped, Bitter, and Fruity

€3,59

Beer profile

Style

Belgian IPA

Colour

Light Amber

Serving Temperature

6°

Pairing

Piri-piri chicken wings

Brand

Origin

Bélgica

Volume

33.0 cl

Foam

Aroma and Flavor

Grapefruit, tropical fruits and floral. Dry and refreshing, firm bitterness. Medium to long finish, resinous and clean.

Suggested glass

Tulip

About the beer

The history of La Cambre begins in 1201, when Lady Gisèle founded the Abbey of La Cambre in Brussels. For centuries, the Cistercian sisters brewed beer for their own consumption and welcomed travelers and pilgrims. With the French Revolution, brewing activity ceased—but the historic buildings and the park survived. Today, La Cambre beers are produced by Het Anker in Mechelen under a licensing agreement with the La Cambre parish and the Archdiocese of Mechelen-Brussels. They bear the Certified Belgian Abbey Beer seal, which guarantees a concrete link to the historic abbey and ensures that part of the proceeds goes towards its maintenance and charitable causes. The IPA is bottle-conditioned and dry-hopped with Wakatu and Simcoe hops, which give it the citrusy and tropical character that sets it apart.