Boon Kriek (375 ml bottle)

Boon Kriek (375 ml bottle)

One of the classic examples of this Belgian style, Boon Kriek is a cherry beer made by blending different ages of lambic and ageing them again over whole cherries. The result is a very tart but slightly sweet beer with a deep, rich cherry flavour and a light, fizzing finish.

ABV: 4.0%

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