The brewery here was reestablished by the same family that had previously run it before closure in 1980. Reopened in 1988 Friart have gone on to produce beers named after an Irish missionary monk. The area had its own abbey until the French Revolution. Aromatic and fresh with a peachy fruity aroma. Bronze in colour and distinctly hoppy and dry.

This light ale has a deep golden colour with a smooth, frothy head. It is very perfumed with an unmistakable hint of aromatic hops and a fruity (citrus) note from the spices used in production. The body has an intense yet distinctive bitterness and a strong malty taste which is a delight to the palate. The overall effect, however, is a slight dryness and hoppiness. All these features make St-Feuillien Blonde an excellent and very drinkable beer.

St-Feuillien� Saison�is what the Belgians call a beer of the terroir, a traditional farmhouse ale with all the rich savour of the fertile land of southern Belgium.�Saison, a warm golden blonde ale, is a top-fermented classique. Thanks to secondary fermentation in the bottle, Saison has an unmistakable flavour full of rich nuances and a slight tang. Saison, the latest in a long line of top-quality St-Feuillien beers, is a �hoppy�, unfiltered bee that is so emblematic of the rich Belgian tradition.

St-Feuillien� Saison�is what the Belgians call a beer of the terroir, a traditional farmhouse ale with all the rich savour of the fertile land of southern Belgium.�Saison, a warm golden blonde ale, is a top-fermented classique. Thanks to secondary fermentation in the bottle, Saison has an unmistakable flavour full of rich nuances and a slight tang. Saison, the latest in a long line of top-quality St-Feuillien beers, is a �hoppy�, unfiltered beer that is so emblematic of the rich Belgian tradition.