Brouwerij Rodenbach, the highly regarded Belgian brewing company founded in West Flanders in 1821 and known for its tart, oak-aged ales, is doing something unprecedented. For the first time in its nearly 200-year history, Rodenbach will produce a beer in partnership with another brewery. The recipe hasn’t been chosen yet, the label design is no more than a twinkle in an artist’s eye, and the sour ale won’t appear on shelves until 2020, but one key detail has already been decided: Dogfish Head Craft Brewery is the other half of the collaboration.
“The goal is to bring as much taste and flavor as possible in a sessionable beer,†explains Rudi Ghequire, Rodenbach’s master brewer. “Beer is more than hops and only hops.â€
Want to read more? please click… HERE!