Chimay Bleue
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About
Chimay Bleue is the dark, 9 % vol Trappist ale of Scourmont Abbey and the strongest of the brewery's year-round beers. Father Théodore began trials with a new yeast in 1948; the beer was first sold in 1954 as Spéciale Noël, a Christmas beer only, and from 1956 it became the "blue capsule" available all year.[1] The brewery lists it in 33 cl, 75 cl, 1,5 L, 3 L and 6 L bottles and on tap; the 75 cl bottle carries the name Grande Réserve, and a limited collector's edition of that bottle is issued every two years.[1] Wikipedia describes it as the "classic" Chimay ale, a copper-brown beer with a light creamy head and a fruity, peppery character.[2]
Products (1)
Chimay Bleue 33 cl05410908000036
Sizes and containers
| Variant | Net content | Container | Market | Barcode |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chimay Bleue 33 cl[1] | 330 ml | glass bottle | 05410908000036 | |
| Chimay Bleue Grande Réserve 75 cl this page[1] | 750 ml | glass bottle | unknown | |
| The maker sells the 75 cl bottle of the same beer as Grande Réserve. | ||||
| Chimay Bleue Grande Réserve 1,5 L this page[1] | 1.5 l | glass bottle | unknown | |
| Chimay Bleue Grande Réserve 3 L this page[1] | 3 l | glass bottle | unknown | |
| Chimay Bleue Grande Réserve 6 L this page[1] | 6 l | glass bottle | unknown | |
| Chimay Bleue on tap this page[1] | keg | unknown | ||
| Listed by the maker among the formats of this beer; no net content is given. | ||||
References
- ↑ Chimay: Blue Bieres de Chimay. manufacturer. Accessed 2026-09-14.
- ↑ Chimay Brewery Wikipedia. publication. Accessed 2026-09-14. cc-by-sa-4.0. Wikipedia contributors.
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