De Blonde Barbier takes its name from Gerardus Franciscus Bickerszoon, a legendary 16th-century figure from Amsterdam. Brewed at the site of a former abbey where nuns once crafted their own beer, this blonde ale continues a brewing tradition spanning centuries.

This blonde ale balances three distinct hop varieties into a harmonious whole. At 6.2% ABV, it drinks bolder and slightly sweeter than a typical pilsner, yet remains crisp and approachable. Citrus and floral hop notes emerge alongside a gentle malty backbone.

A beer rooted in Amsterdam's monastic brewing heritage, offered in a historic brewpub setting.