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DuvelDuvel MoortgatBelgium · Belgian Strong Golden Ale · 8.5%

hopIQ found 10 beers with the same fruity and dry character as Duvel. Ranked by flavor match — not by popularity.

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#1
Camba Amber
Camba Bavaria · Germany · Amber Ale
73%match

Why it fits

Same clean, crisp character you already enjoy

Shared honey notes provide subtle sweetness

Difference

Adds toasty, rich malt depth absent in Duvel

Less fruity and floral—a more restrained, grounded profile

Flavor profile

malty70%
clean60%
full-bodied60%
caramel60%
#2
Ch'Ti Grand Cru
Brasserie Castelain · France · Belgian Strong Golden Ale
73%match
#3
Samuel Adams Cherry Bomb
Samuel Adams · United States · Imperial Wheat Ale
69%match
#4
Schönramer Bayrisch Pale Ale
Schönramer Brauerei · Germany · Pale Ale
67%match
#5
Chiemsee Pale
Camba Bavaria · Germany · Pale Ale
66%match
#6
Wild Heaven Invocation
Wild Heaven Beer · United States · Belgian Golden Strong Ale
65%match
#7
La Chouffe
Brasserie d'Achouffe · Belgium · Belgian Strong Pale Ale
65%match
#8
Fort Lapin Tripel
Brewery Fort Lapin · Belgium · Belgian Tripel
64%match
#9
Affligem Tripel
Brouwerij De Smedt · Belgium · Belgian Tripel
62%match
#10
Calavera Belgian Tripel
Cerveza Calavera · Mexico · Belgian Tripel
62%match

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About Duvel

Duvel is a deceptive masterpiece. At 8.5% ABV, it pours a brilliant pale gold with an enormous white head that takes time to settle — three fermentations, including refermentation in the bottle, drive that distinctive effervescence. The nose opens with waves of fresh pear and apple from the house yeast strain, undercut by white pepper and subtle floral hop notes. On the palate it is bone dry; a bright, almost aggressive carbonation cuts through any residual sweetness, and the bitterness (30 IBU, published) is present but restrained, letting the fruit and yeast character do the work. The finish is clean, long, and deceptively warming. First brewed in 1923 by Albert Moortgat after seeking out the ideal English yeast strain; World Beer Cup gold. A global reference point for the style.

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