De Garre Belgian Tripel: Bruges' secret beer
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Did you know that one of the most exclusive beers in the world can only be found in a hidden alleyway in the center of Bruges? It is De Garre Belgian Tripel and, here at Beer Republic, we are thrilled to announce that this beery jewel is finally available on our website, direct from Belgium.
And so you can fully enjoy it, in this article we talk about why De Garre Belgian Tripel is a craft beer gem that has captivated experts and curious enthusiasts alike.
A secret tavern, a legendary beer
De Garre Belgian Tripel is a Tripel-style beer, brewed exclusively for De Garre tavern, one of the most iconic bars in Bruges (Belgium). Its unique recipe and limited production have turned it into a cult craft beer.
With 11% alcohol (ABV), this Tripel is more robust than others of the same style. Its secondary bottle fermentation gives it greater complexity, body, and a flavor profile that evolves over time.
Origin and tradition: where is De Garre brewed?
De Garre beer is produced at Brouwerij Van Steenberge, a Belgian brewery with centuries of history. However, its distribution is extremely limited: it is only served on draft inside the De Garre bar, tucked away in a medieval alley between the Markt square and Breidelstraat street, in the heart of Bruges.
This secret spot has become a mandatory pilgrimage for lovers of Belgian craft beer. Only the most curious manage to find the tavern… and discover this liquid jewel.

How is De Garre Tripel served?
Part of its appeal lies in how it is served:
- In an iconic tulip glass that enhances the aromas and retains the foam.
- With a generous layer of dense, creamy foam, a sign of quality.
- Accompanied by a bowl of cheese, designed to enhance its fruity and spicy flavors.
This simple yet elegant pairing turns the tasting into an unforgettable experience.
Why is it one of the most exclusive beers in the world?
For years, De Garre Belgian Tripel was only available on draft and inside the tavern itself. Today, Brouwerij Van Steenberge carries out a very limited bottling, only once a year, which keeps it as one of the hardest beers to find outside of Belgium.
Its intense profile, unique presentation, and history have made it one of the most sought-after craft beers by collectors and beer enthusiasts all over the world.
For years, if you wanted to try it, you had to go to Bruges and find that alley. The wait is over: this exclusive Belgian beer is now part of our collection. And you have no idea how excited we are to share it with you.