Tripel Lefort - English - Frequently Asked Questions

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Sucellus: the Gallic god of alcoholic beverages as well as land borders. Our mascot was found on an old stained glass window in the original Brasserie LeFort and became the inspiration for our brand.

In 1647, the French built a large fort in Courtrai. At the end of the 17th century (1684), the city of Kortrijk was liberated by the Spanish Netherlands and the fort was destroyed. Brasserie LeFort was built on this conquered ground in 1854.

The mascot symbolizes pushing boundaries, perseverance, strength and victory.

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If you want to sell Tripel LeFort in your catering business, please contact us on sales@omer.be

All general promotional items are available for sale on www.omershop.be

Tripel LeFort needs to be poured in a clean and dry glass. Open the bottle, pour under an angle of 45°. Stop pouring when the foam collar is at 1 cm from the edge of the glass. According to your personal taste, leave 1 cm of beer in the bottle (the lees) or empty the bottle completely.

The best way to open your cardboard clip of 4 bottles, is by cutting it open with a pair of scissors.

The bottles that are used by some Trappist breweries, are almost identical to the bottles used in our brewery. The only difference is a small reliëf drawing in the glass with the Trappist logo. Sometimes, this bottle is not filtered out by our inspection machine. Don't worry, the bottle has been inspected on all other aspects (such as sterility, hygiene,...), and is completely safe. The beer in the bottle is an Tripel LeFort with the same high quality as all the other Tripel LeFort bottles in your crate. Cheers!