Created in the 1980s, and named after an 18th century brewer and innkeeper, Pauwel Kwak, who apparantly developed a shorter version of the traditional English long stirrup glass (which developed into the yard of ale), for coachmen to use.
Kwak is served with respect for tradition in its own Kwak glass. Recognisable, special and just as idiosyncratic as the taste of the beer itself.
IBU: 20
Reviews
Francis VonSchobert
8 days ago
3.7
Un grand classique !!! Toujours plaisant de boire une Kwak bien fraîche dans son verre si particulier
Maro
9 days ago
3.5
OlivierBzH
9 days ago
3.7
Fred13
12 days ago
4.0
Toujours un plaisir
Surtout a la montagne
iLyric08
14 days ago
3.5
Noah LCH
14 days ago
4.3
Franck Borjoy
15 days ago
4.0
Gerard D
15 days ago
3.9
As good as I remember it….a little indulgence to celebrate North London still being red…Belgian Amber beer, 8.4% complex flavours but smooth and strong alcoholic combine for a great tasting beer. Apologies for using the wrong glass, my Kwak glass and plinth are in a storage box somewhere in the garage and I was too eager to drink this bottle; bought at Carrefour at Brussels Midi train station.
Maris T
16 days ago
4.0
Sylvain B
16 days ago
3.8
Kwak un jour, Kwak toujours 😄🏉