Beers similar to Affligem Fruits Rouges

Fruit Beer·Belgium·5.2% ABV·One of 113 Fruit Beers in hopIQ·

hopIQ found 10 beers that share Affligem Fruits Rouges's berry and fruity character. A malty Affligem flavoured with red fruits, with fruity flavours of strawberry, raspberry and cherry. At 5.2 % ABV it is brewed from barley malt, sugar, glucose syrup and hops, with a natural red-fruit flavouring and black carrot concentrate in the recipe, and forms the fruit-beer side of an abbey brand founded in 1074.

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10 beers like Affligem Fruits Rouges

Austral Calafate

Cervecería Austral

Chile · Fruit Beer · 5%

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96%

FLAVOUR MATCH

As with Smedt, same dark fruit notes and sweetness, plus caramel notes.

What carries overfruitydark fruitberrymaltysweet

Structure: very close

Compared to Smedtcaramelbittertart

Structure: Very close — a touch more bitterness, a touch less sweetness.

Structure: very close

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Val-Dieu Fruitée

Brasserie de l'Abbaye du Val-Dieu

Belgium · Fruit Beer · 8%

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87%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Alongside Smedt on dark fruit notes and sweetness: adds tartness, a notch stronger, drops malt character.

What carries overfruityberrysweetdark fruitrefreshing

Structure: a notch stronger

Compared to Smedttartsourbittermalty

Structure: Very close — a touch more body, a touch less bitterness.

Structure: a notch stronger

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False Creek Raspberry Ale

Granville Island Brewing

Canada · Fruit Beer · 4.5%

CLOSE ALTERNATIVE

84%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Shares sweetness and malt character with Smedt; adds tartness, a notch softer, but drops dark fruit notes.

What carries overfruityberrylightmaltysweet

Structure: a notch softer

Compared to Smedttartcrispsmooth-drinkingdark fruit

Structure: Same structure — body, sweetness, bitterness and texture all land on the same spot.

Structure: a notch softer

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Kasteel Rubus Framboise

Brouwerij Van Honsebrouck

Belgium · Fruit Beer · 7%

84%

MATCH

Keeps sweetness and malt character like Smedt, adds dryness, a notch stronger, drops dark fruit notes.

Structure: a notch stronger

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Rodenbach Rosso

Swinkels Family Brewers (Rodenbach)

Belgium · Fruit Beer · 4%

83%

MATCH

A touch more oak notes, a notch softer, no malt character — dark fruit notes and refreshment as with Smedt.

Structure: a notch softer

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Grimbergen Rouge

Grimbergen

Belgium · Fruit Beer · 6%

83%

MATCH

Like Smedt on sweetness and refreshment — adds clove notes, a notch stronger, but without the malt character.

Structure: a notch stronger

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Sippin' Blackberry

Odell Brewing Company

United States · Fruit Beer · 4.6%

83%

MATCH

Mirrors Smedt's sweetness and refreshment — plus tartness, a notch softer, minus malt character.

Structure: a notch softer

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Space Jam

Kilter Brewing Co.

Canada · Fruit Beer · 6.7%

82%

MATCH

Same sweetness and refreshment as Smedt, adds tartness, a notch stronger, but without the malt character.

Structure: a notch stronger

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Early Bird

Southern Tier Brewing Company

United States · Fruit Beer · 4.5%

82%

MATCH

More bitter — same malt character and sweetness as Smedt, adds tartness, noticeably more bitter, but without the dark fruit notes.

Structure: more bitter, a notch softer

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Floreffe Le Temps des Cerises

Lefebvre Brewery

Belgium · Fruit Beer · 3.5%

82%

MATCH

Softer — same sweetness and refreshment as Smedt, a notch softer, but without the malt character.

Structure: a notch softer

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