and Westmalle Triple. (2 replies, last updated by grachan June 9, 2004)

of traditional Flemish dishes. Not haute cuisine, just good, hearty food. He’ll probably try to sell you a bottle of Augistijn beer, which is worth drinking. Reservations essential. Afterwards go to Den Engel for a draft... (1 reply, last updated by Jim Dorsch July 8, 2000)

Brawley’s in Charlotte just got a big shipment of Belgians (Orval, Westmalle, Duvel) and others. Chimay is available in all of the wine/beer shops and even in Harris Teeter here. (9 replies, last updated by foos August 26, 2005)

I’m looking for a store to buy some good beer, preferably Belgians (Chimay, Delerium, Westmalle, Rochefort, etc). I know about Brickskellar and go there from time to time, but I’m talking about a place where I can buy... (5 replies, last updated by deangold November 30, 2007)

, Orval, Westmalle, or Westvleteren (the latter is extremely hard to find in the U.S. these days). -Nick (16 replies, last updated by tuborg_gron October 5, 2006)

If your name is Belgepunk, then you are probably in the middle of the Battle of the Belge, with large Belgian beers as part of the weaponry. Whatcha got? Chimay, or Westmalle or even Rochefort 10? Curious minds on the East Coast of... (2 replies, last updated by Bryan Harrell November 8, 2002)

ending in -ator: Paulaner Salvator, Spaten Optimator, ... Trappist ales such as Rochefort, Westmalle, Chimay This time of year you’ll find lots of Oktoberfest beers, usually amber (but some blonde) with a toasty malt flavor... (4 replies, last updated by Josh September 11, 2006)

Cant think anything could be found easily, after Chimay I would guess that Westmalle and Rochefort would be the next most common Belgians but still these would be in finer or more boutique stores. Now, if you want the belgian... (21 replies, last updated by tboom29 May 16, 2008)

(Orval doesn’t categorize and you could pick it out blind easily) we liked: Westvletern Blond Rochefort 8 Westmalle Tripel LaTrappe Quad (76 replies, last updated by weeare138 July 6, 2009)

Brouwer’s and Über Tavern are the best for beer geeks. The Hopvine has a great rotating selection of microbrews. Beveridge Pub has (or at least used to have) Belgian Tuesdays, where beers like Westmalle Tripel are only $6. (18 replies, last updated by jencke January 25, 2009)

, Stella Artois and Hoegaarden – to great beers like St. Bernardus Abt 12, Karmeliet Triple and Westmalle. The Hopleaf definitely has the more extensive selection of the two bars with about 40 belgian beers in bottles and... (17 replies, last updated by Chicago Mike March 17, 2004)

, Westmalle etc. along with a long list of vintage ales. If you’re really looking for a great selection of beer, you’re going to need to go to a specialty beer bar. Refer to the link below for ideas (in the... (12 replies, last updated by hcbk0702 September 10, 2009)

indian brown or raison d’etre, or some duvel or Westmalle. Those are my standard more commercial types, although I’ll always grab something local if available. I usually get something rich for dessert, like brooklyn... (6 replies, last updated by Tripeler August 22, 2009)

Not knowing much about Belgian beers, my favs are Leffe Blonde and Westmalle. I’m looking for new ones to try, and give as gifts. (15 replies, last updated by AreBe December 16, 2008)

I had always dismissed Belgo despite having a Belgian beer selection (in bottles as is the case in Canada, not taps as far as I am aware, correct me if I’m wrong there!). There is no way I’m going to pay $13 for a... (16 replies, last updated by Mawson Plan January 7, 2009)