Le Trappiste Brugge
Welcome to the new Le Trappiste Brugge website, where we celebrate the finest Trappist beers and products from across Belgium.
Our renovated website allows you can explore and purchase a carefully curated selection of Trappist beers, cheeses, chocolates, and other delights from across Belgium.
Our partnerships with select Trappist breweries and producers allow us to bring their world-renowned products straight to your doorstep, so you can enjoy them from the comfort of your own home.
Our knowledgeable staff are always on hand to provide recommendations and answer any questions you may have about our products.
Whether you're a seasoned Trappist enthusiast or a curious newcomer, we invite you to browse our selection and discover the authentic flavors of Belgium.
Come and join us for an unforgettable experience of the Trappist culture and taste the authentic flavors of Belgium.
How to get Le Trappiste Brugge Pub in Brugge?
Our carefully curated selection of Trappist beers, cheeses, chocolates, and other delights will transport you to the heart of Belgium's brewing tradition.
Le Trappiste Brugge with its warm and inviting atmosphere and knowledgeable staff who are always ready to share their passion for Trappist brewing.
Come and join us for an unforgettable experience of the Trappist culture and taste the authentic flavors of Belgium.
Story behind
Trappists are a Roman Catholic contemplative order with history that stretches back hundreds of years and roots long before that.
Beer ingredients
Although trappist recipes are secrets, beer ingredients are : grains, hop, yeast and water. Nothing is more simple than beer ingredients.
Rule of Saint Benedict
The Rule of Saint Benedict, written in the 6th century, maps out the expectations of Trappist monks and nuns with an emphasis on authentic poverty and simplicity in the liturgy, manual work and non-involvement in secular affairs.
Trappist no profit & Charity
Beer is among one of the most well-known Trappist-produced goods used to support the monastery producing the beer and fund its charitable endeavors. Beer is not intended to turn a profit. Incomes can be used to fund the monastery and local community.
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