PranQster from North Coast Brewing is a Belgian-style ale that is subtle but complex, light but packing an aggressive punch of alcohol, and never gets too bitter or too sweet.

There is nothing like cracking the top of a tall can with a Belgian gnome riding a unicycle on the side of it. La Chouffe from Brasserie D’Achouffe is light, bubbly, complex, and deceptively strong.

Gnommegang is a Belgian strong ale drinker’s dream. It is spicy, fruity, floral, and brings the heat through the dry finish.

A Belgian-Style Tripel from Oak Highlands Brewery with a 10% ABV — Introducing the Freaky Deaky.

Duvel’s Tripel Hop Citra has all the depth of a Belgian Ale with the fruity addition of an American Citra to create a heavy hitter with a light and spicy finish.

Devil’s Backbone — named after the iconic winding highway through the Texas Hill Country — was born in Blanco, Texas. This Belgian-Style Tripel has complex, fruity, and spicy notes that are worth every drop.

Houblon CHOUFFE — A blend of Belgian tradition and American hopping to create the first Belgian IPA.