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In the heart of the country of Herve (Belgium), the traditional syrup factory Thomsin perpetuates the know-how of the authentic syrup of pears and apples (better known under the name of Sirop de Liège).

In the heart of the country of Herve (Belgium), the traditional syrup factory Thomsin perpetuates the know-how of the authentic syrup of pears and apples (better known under the name of Sirop de Liège).

Val Dieu Grand Cru is an unfiltered and unpasteurized dark abbey beer brewed within the confines of an abbey.

With a dark brown color with glowing reflections typical of quadruple style beers, this Val Dieu Grand Cru is adorned with an abundant beige foam, from this hat escapes aromas of toast, malt, chocolate and Port. .

4 kilosIt takes 4 kilos of fresh fruit to obtain 1 kilo of real Sirop de Liège.

How to taste the True Sirop of Liège?

• Simply on a slice of bread.

• As an accompaniment to a cheese platter, according to the tradition that associated it with Herve cheese.

• In your preparations: marinades, sauces, vinaigrettes, salads and of course in desserts.

• On pancakes of fresh fruit for 1 kilo of syrup

In the heart of the country of Herve (Belgium), the traditional syrup factory Thomsin perpetuates the know-how of the authentic syrup of pears and apples (better known under the name of Sirop de Liège).

Val Dieu Grand Cru is an unfiltered and unpasteurized dark abbey beer brewed within the confines of an abbey.

With a dark brown color with glowing reflections typical of quadruple style beers, this Val Dieu Grand Cru is adorned with an abundant beige foam, from this hat escapes aromas of toast, malt, chocolate and Port. .

Il faut 4 kilos de fruits frais pour obtenir 1 kilo de vrai Sirop de Liège.

Comment déguster le Vrai Sirop de Liège?
• Simplement sur une tranche de pain.
• En accompagnement d’un plateau de fromages, selon la tradition qui l’associait au fromage de Herve. 
• Dans vos préparations : marinades, sauces, vinaigrettes, salades et bien sûr en desserts. 
• Sur des crêpes

Ideal for restaurant.

4 kilos of fresh fruit for 1 kilo of syrup!

How to enjoy the Vrai Sirop de Liège?

• Deliciously simple on a slice of bread at any time of the day.
• Accompanying a cheese platter, in line with the tradition that associates it to Herve cheese and fromage frais. 
• In your culinary creations: marinades, sauces, dressing, saladsand, last but not least, desserts. 
• On pancakes and crêpes.

This fresh and light beer, moderately alcoholised is perfect as an aperitif or as an after-dinner liqueur. It can also go well with a good meal. The freshness at the beginning, will be followed by a pleasant and bitter character in conclusion. It keeps a light white foam coat throughout the savouring. Beer secondary fermentation in the bottle.

4 kilos of fresh fruit for 1 kilo of syrup!

How to enjoy the Vrai Sirop de Liège?

• Deliciously simple on a slice of bread at any time of the day.
• Accompanying a cheese platter, in line with the tradition that associates it to Herve cheese and fromage frais. 
• In your culinary creations: marinades, sauces, dressing, saladsand, last but not least, desserts. 
• On pancakes and crêpes.

This beer is coloured and its aroma is more pronounced, with a coffee/ mocha taste. The mocha taste will disappear progressively to give way to a taste of roasted malt that is neither too neutral nor too strong. It is slightly spicy, reminding that it is firstly a beer for savouring. Beer secondary fermentation in the bottle.

It is the result of a long fermentation, scrupulously followed by the brew master, with a deep yet soft bitterness. You will recognize a naturally aromatized hop with an alcoholic after taste. This beer, often associated with refined dishes, ranks among the great beers and may be found in some of the most exclusive restaurants. Beer secondary fermentation in the bottle.

This beer, launched in 2016 for the 800th anniversary of the Abbey is fresh, light and light-coloured. With its hopped taste, due to the dry hopping process, we can also taste citrus aromas. Beer secondary fermentation in the bottle.

This beer has a warm amber yellow colour with a quiet sparkling and a fine white foam. Its excellent and digestive taste, partly due to the addition of well selected spices and a bit of Porto, goes well with a highly-pronounced aroma of yeast and malt. A haunting sweetness comprising fine balanced savours will complement this fabulous blend of flavours.

Val Dieu, the abbey beer par excellence.

This authentic Belgian Abbey beer is the only true Belgian Abbey

Brewed following the old brewing method at the Abbey of Val-Dieu

Refermented beer in bottle.

A real discovery Blond - Brown - Triple - Winter Ale in 33cl

You can make a mix at your own convenience.

Ex: 3 x Blond -1 x Triple

Ex: 1 x Blond - 1 x Brown - 2 x Triple

This fresh and light beer, moderately alcoholised is perfect as an aperitif or as an after-dinner liqueur. It can also go well with a good meal. The freshness at the beginning, will be followed by a pleasant and bitter character in conclusion. It keeps a light white foam coat throughout the savouring. Beer secondary fermentation in the bottle.