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Beer Available At De Heeren van Liedekercke (arranged by most recent)
De Troch Gueuze 91, Rodenbach Alexander 100, Petit Orval 81, Cantillon Crianza Helena 100, Den Herberg Sodalitas 80, Les Vignerons des Fleurs Florilège de Rose 40, La Binchoise Biere des Ours 70, Den Triest Blond , Kortrijk-dUtsel , 3 Fonteinen Oude Geuze 100, Brugse Bok 68, Struise Black Albert 100, Heeren van Liedekercke 20 Anniversary Blend 98, Westvleteren 12 100, Abbaye des Rocs Brune 100, De Dolle Boskeun 98, Eylenbosch Gueuze 97, Lindemans Oude Lambik (Loerik) 99, Mort Subite Kriekenlambik 94, De Troch Oude Lambik 83
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| Scopey (97), Croydon, England | | February 7, 2012
I finally visited this place for the first time as part of my Pre-Wedding Celebrations. We took the train in from Brussels Midi to Liedekercke (40mins) and walked to the venue (15-20mins). The ambience is perfect - traditional, laid-back Belgian countryside restaurant. Unsurprisingly for its reputation the staff are very knowledgeable on all things beer-related. Service was friendly, if a touch slow at times. Food was extensive, delicious and good value. So the most important part- the beer selection, which is second to none! They have a comprehensive selection on tap, which included lambics, Rodenbach Vintage and a few house beers. The vintage bottle selection is what it’s all about, at this visit I opted for some Crianza Helena, Rodenbach Alexander, Petit Orval amongst others. All served in their matching glass and perfectly conditioned from the cellar. We spent all day there and I know that was just the tip of the iceberg. I hope to return many times in the future! | | cpetrone84 (32), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | | January 12, 2012
Stayed here for 3 days and 2 nights in the back apartment type rooms. The people were amazing, they spent both evenings with us until they needed to eat and go to sleep. Closed it out both nights long into the wee hours. They shared bottles that had not been released and were just a treat to hang out with. The selection was fantastic and reasonably priced for the vintage lambic we were drinking. The food was very solid. The people were second to none, the beer selection was awesome, and they had good food. Must go! | | F_radar (30), Paris.Bxl.Geneve, France | | December 27, 2011
Beau service, belle cuisine, vieux millesimes a prix abordable, selection etendue avec queles belles bieres maison. A tester sans aucun doutes
| | Rastacouere (580), Montréal, Quebec | | November 8, 2011
Do you know of another beer café with 3 beer menus? Never mind its unexpected location, De Heeren is the ultimate celebration of everything related to Belgian beer. Even though we visited on a regular Friday afternoon, the place was packed with locals. The relaxing restaurant sits probably 50 people or so, but a large beer garden may considerably increase the capacity. The bar area is also well separated and can probably handle another 20. Everything here contributed to making your visit an experience. Enough has been said about the selection, which, between the vintage list that rivals that of Kulminator, the huge lambic list and the exclusivities is among the best on the planet. The prices of the rarer stuff are certainly cheaper than in Brussels and the most expensive bottles I have not necessarily seen at cheaper prices elsewhere. Some people find the food expensive. I was not too concerned about that since my girlfriend’s lasagna was exquisite and my fish risotto, extraordinarily refined. The food was definitely a highlight of the place, with the menu being so very long and loaded with creativity. They have a fine chef there and he toys with beer, what more you can want? To top it all, the service was efficient, friendly and very informative, showing great care to our well-being, discussing the beers, discussing the relative merits of J&J from the fridge or from the cellar. Captivating conversations with real experts. One of the rare places in which a mere visit becomes an experience. | | MrChopin (89), Baltimore, Maryland | | November 6, 2011 [ Updated November 8, 2011 ]
A trek to get to... unless you sleep there (beware the closets, full of costumes)! The long benches that line the walls facilitate conversation between us and at least 2-3 groups of local beer lovers, the low ceilings and lights provide an intimate country setting, and the patio outback provides the final relief: drinking lambic as the sun sets across your face. Amazing service over two days of gluttony, pandering to our every request for 3-4 beers at once as we worked through the endless list, vintage, regular, draft... one high quality beer after another. The food was not quite as stellar but still fantastic, hearty, filling and fresh. Hosts stayed up late, sharing beers not on the menu until 2a. Worth whatever trek you have to make to get here and away from any distractions, so enjoy your time while here; it isn’t found elsewhere. | | dula117 (10), , | | November 2, 2011
They have a huge variety of beer and they have their own beer cellar. The recently had their 20 year anniversary therefor they are selling and new nice gueuze specially brewed for that occasion. I think you can buy some of them at www.bieresgourmet.be | | Antoine (14), , Germany | | November 2, 2011
very nice looking pub with a great selection of belgian beers of different years back to 1980. However, service was quite slow and prices comparably high | | yngwie (120), Kristiansand, Norway | | August 27, 2011
I certainly need to go back here. It was packed, really packed, with guests that was going to attend Toer de Geuze the next day, so we didn’t get the chance to explore it the way it seems to deserve, judging from the ratings here and the beer list. I guess that’s also the reason the food wasn’t more than good and filling. Looking forward to my next stay. | | mabel (211), Toronto, Ontario | | July 25, 2011
2010-08. Visited on a lovely Sunday afternoon last July, we happily ate and drank here for much of the afternoon. There was a fun mix of music and people here on this day, including the namesake of one of our bottles. Such rare and exciting beers to be shared! The selection is phenomenal and well-priced, considering their vintage and breadth. The owners are very friendly but were a little slow as the one English server was taking a break on the back patio. We ate a delicious Orval cheese and potato platter and a stoemp with bratwurst and mashed spinach potatoes. We sat by the windows in the corner and enjoyed the view of the back gardens. The walk from the train station may be long but is well worth it! I would want to return again if in the country, let alone anywhere near the town. (5/9/14/10/10/19) 94% | | sinjoor41 (11), Antwerpen, Belgium | | July 22, 2011
Very nice beer restaurant. The place was packed when we arrived, but we got a table soon. It took however 30 minutes before our food arrived. The explanation about the food/beer pairing was excellent. Beers served at the right temperatures in nice small glassware. The salmon tartare with the geuze seringues was a discovery! |
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Though in the Denderleeuw community, 2 paces from Liedekerke centre.
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Supervising staff eminently knowledgeable.
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Mostly folk/world/chanson. Celtic abunds
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Guided tastings. Centre of HORAL activities.
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