Chimay Belgian Trappist Beer

Bière Chimay is a Belgian Trappist beer

Produced at the Abbey of Notre-Dame de Scourmont since 1862 and which draws its water from the wells of the Abbey. Chimay is one of the six Trappist beers in Belgium. The ATP (Authentic Trappist product) logo certifies that the beer produced is made in a Trappist abbey, by monks or at least under the supervision of monks. Part of the profits made must be dedicated to charities.

Chimay, a wide variety of beers

The Chimay range includes, the Chimay Bleue, a dark beer at 9 °, the Chimay Blanche a Triple beer halfway between a blonde and an amber at 8 °, the Chimay Rouge a dark beer at 7 °, the Chimay Dorée a blond beer at 4.8 °, then since 2015, the Chimay Bleue Aged in barrels a dark beer at 10 °. Only Blue Chimay is available in magnum (1.5 L) jeroboam (3 L) formats

Chimay Did you know?

Chimay Bleu is originally a Christmas beer produced to celebrate Christmas 1956. It will remain in the range .... Then Chimay Dorée at 4.8 ° was originally the lager table beer served to monks before be added to the range.