The Floreffe brand is currently brewed by Brasserie LeFevbre, in the town of Quenast, not far from Brussels. This brand has been under their charge since 1876. However Floreffe beers date back much further than the 19th century. The brand find its roots, not surprisingly, in the town of Floreffe, specifically in the town abbey, which was established in the name of St Norbert in 1221. The monks brewed their own speciality beer for many centuries using malts and hops that they grew themselves. It has always been traditional in some beer-brewing monasteries for the fathers to designate their "best" beer, and hold it in high esteem amongst all the others. In the case of Floreffe, their designated best is both the strongest and darkest of the range. Thus, at 8% abv, we have Floreffe La Meilleure (French for "the best"). This is a sweet beer with a multiplicity of flavours, including spices and lemons. The aftertaste is rather bitter. La Meilleure has a puffy brown head, concealing below it a brownish red beer with a fruity, chocolate, yeasty aroma. This brew is distinguishable by its blue label. It is a powerful beer and a real find for any drinker.

	Sint Feuillien Blond is a blond, bright and sparkling beer with a fine and creamy head. The flair is deliciously fragrant thanks to a slight hint of fine hops. Taste : delicate flavour, mellow, perfect as aperitif. Tasting between 5° and 12°C. Alcohol degree : 6,3 % vol.