15/05/2026
Next on our featured âBelgianâ beers is actually an English Trappist ale!
Did you know that not all Belgian beers are Trappist and Trappist beers donât have to come from Belgium?
For a beer to be able to use the âAuthentic Trappist Productâ label, the brewing process must take place within the walls of an Abbey, with monks overseeing, and profits going to support the monastic community or charitable causes.
TYNT MEADOW BLOND 5.0% - light, bittersweet, and zesty!
Tynt Meadow is an English Trappist brewery from Mount St. Bernard Abbey in Charnwood Forest near Coalville, North Leicestershire. They joined the International Trappist Association in 2017 and released the first beer a year later in 2018 - a strong, dark ale at 7.4% (pictured in the background). More recently, Blond was released to augment the range with a paler ale.