Top 10 Best Belgian Beers

This strong blond beer (8.5%) from Breendonk is known for its deceptively light taste despite its hefty alcohol content. The name means 'devil' and refers to the beer's strength.

Brewed by the Trappists of Saint Sixtus Abbey, this beer is considered by many to be the best in the world. It isn't sold in shops, only directly at the abbey.

This dark Trappist beer from the Abbey of Chimay is known for its complex, rich flavor. It is one of the most exported Belgian Trappist beers.

One of the best-known Belgian abbey beers in the world, with a smooth, slightly spicy taste. Leffe has been brewed since the 13th century, originally by monks.

Recognizable by its special pear-shaped glass in a wooden stand. This amber beer comes from Dendermonde and is an eye-catcher on any beer menu.

The strongest beer of the Rochefort Trappists (11.3%), with a deep, sweet and complex flavor. A true classic among dark Trappist beers.

This strong blond beer is recognizable by the pink elephant on the label. Delirium Tremens was once named the best beer in the world.

This unique Trappist beer from the Abbey of Orval has a dry, slightly sour taste thanks to an extra fermentation process. It is brewed in a striking, round bottle.

This cloudy wheat beer with coriander and orange peel is one of the best-known Belgian beers in the world. It brought witbier back from extinction in the 1960s.

Brewed with three grains (barley, wheat and oats), this blond beer has a full, slightly sweet flavor. The recipe is based on an old monastery recipe from 1679.