Brussels- In De Verzekering tegen de Grote Dorst
Our final morning in Brussels, we packed our bags and headed out for one last beer-centric stop to In De Verzekering tegen de Grote Dorst, which translates to The Insurance of Great Thirst. This cozy little pub is the last remaining cafe in the town of Eizeringen and only open on Sunday's.
The little building looks like something from a fairy tale, with exposed wooden ceilings, tiled floors and a delightful mix of church goers and beer geeks, all chatting over bottles of lambic.
Grote Dorst has one of the largest selections of kriek and gueuze in the entire world with fantastic bottles like Bokkereyder Wijngaard brewed with Muscat and Riesling grapes and the Toots Tribute a dry, funky gueuze I absolutely fell in love with that Sunday morning.
A super dusty bottle of 50 Degrees North- 4 Degrees East.
And another round of wonderful gueuze cheese. I could definitely live on this cheese alone here in Brussels.
The little building looks like something from a fairy tale, with exposed wooden ceilings, tiled floors and a delightful mix of church goers and beer geeks, all chatting over bottles of lambic.
Grote Dorst has one of the largest selections of kriek and gueuze in the entire world with fantastic bottles like Bokkereyder Wijngaard brewed with Muscat and Riesling grapes and the Toots Tribute a dry, funky gueuze I absolutely fell in love with that Sunday morning.
It's hard to just order one bottle when faced with such an incredible list, so we stayed for a few vintage 3 Fontenien's.
And another round of wonderful gueuze cheese. I could definitely live on this cheese alone here in Brussels.
It was the perfect way to spend a lazy Sunday and close out Belgium. Then it was off the the airport for the next leg of our trip, Bordeaux!
Grote Dorst
Frans Baetensstraat 45
1750 Eizeringen (Lennik)
Grote Dorst
Frans Baetensstraat 45
1750 Eizeringen (Lennik)
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