Leffe

Leffe is an Abbey Beer that dates back to the 10 Century. The Abbey Notre Dame de Leffe, founded in 1152, is located on the famous Meuse River in the southern Belgian province of Namur. The canons of the abbey, as many monasteries did across Europe, brewed ale using wild ingredients found near the abbey. This is what gives it's uniquiness. Now Leffe is one of the most popular Abbey ales in the world.

The brand is available in four varieties: Blonde, Brown, Triple, and Radieuse/Vieille Cuvée. Each of these unique brews is made by craftsmen who rely on hundreds of years of brewing competence and tradition to make a drink that offers a perfect moment of indulgence. Each one has its own character - treats to enjoy for different occasions.