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Revision as of 09:15, 19 May 2020
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History
Originally a café blender, the café A La Bécasse was founded 1877 in Brussels by Henri Steppé. The beer company was founded by François Prosper Steppé and owned independently until acquired by Belle-Vue in 1952. Later it was owned by Brabrux in 1972, and by Interbrew in 1992.[1] The café A La Bécasse is still independently family-owned by the 3rd generation of the Steppé family. [2]
Beers
Currently produced by Brouwerij Timmermans, and formerly produced by Brasserie Brabrux.
- Faro
- Framboise
- Gueuze a la Bécasse
- Gueuze a la Bécasse Grande Reserve
- Kriek a la Bécasse
- Lambic Doux
Photos
Lambic Doux sign at A La Bécasse. Source: A La Bécasse website
Gueuze Bécasse coaster.
Source: Benj, Delcampe.net
Gueuze Bécasse glass.
Gueuze Bécasse Grande Réserve enamel sign.
A la Bécasse coaster.
Gueuze de la Bécasse enamel sign.
Kriek de la Bécasse cardboard sign.
Gueuze Bécasse cardboard sign. Photo: Bill
Gueuze & Kriek Bécasse enamel sign, 1949. Photo: Matthias Minjauw
