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La Divine St Landelin 330 ml 330 ml glass bottle

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French strong golden abbey-style beer, 8.5% ABV, in a 33 cl bottle, brewed by the Douai brewery now called Brasserie Goudale.

Size & format

Barcode 3261570000938

Label with best before 23.07.17 (lot L03.5.14), front "3 malts pâle caramel tourbé"[1]

France · French · supported

Evidence reviewed

Context, dates & evidence notes · Other observations
Evidence observed
2016-06-12
Net content
330 ml
Pack
glass bottle

Multilingual back label (French, English, Italian, Spanish blocks); French text transcribed. Photographed 2016-06-12; the Open Food Facts typed list (modified 2026-03-19) matches it. The upload date is not a formulation date.

Nutrition

Nutrition panel

as sold[7]

No nutrition declaration required according to the recorded evidence. Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 Article 16(4): beverages over 1.2% alcohol by volume

Original values, qualifications & sources

No nutrition declaration

No nutrition panel appears on the photographed back label; alcohol 8.5% vol. The Open Food Facts nutrition crop is the ABV roundel on the front, not a panel.

Ingredients

Declared ingredients

  1. Water,
  2. Barley malt,
  3. Wheat,
  4. Dextrose,
  5. Hops,
  6. Ascorbic acid
Original statement & ingredient evidence

Biere forte - Ingrédients : eau, malt d'orge, blé, dextrose, houblons, antioxydant : acide ascorbique.

Declared ingredients

  1. Water — eau [1] known
  2. Barley malt — malt d'orge [1] known
    Underlined as an allergen on the label
  3. Wheat — blé [1] known
    Underlined as an allergen on the label
  4. Dextrose — dextrose [1] known
  5. Hops — houblons [1] known
  6. Ascorbic acid — antioxydant : acide ascorbique · antioxidant [1] known

Allergen declarations

  • contains: barley[1] · "malt d'orge" underlined in the ingredient list
  • contains: wheat[1] · "blé" underlined in the ingredient list

Statements on the label

  • 3 malts: pâle, caramel, tourbé[3]label · Front label
  • Bière dorée; Moine fondateur de l'Abbaye de Crespin[3]label · Front label
Other observations & source differences (2)

Different sources or national labels can coexist. Differences alone do not establish a change to the product.

Barcode
3261570000938 check digit OK
Also named
La Divine St Landelin 33 cl (fr)
Net content
330 ml
Pack
glass bottle
Alcohol by volume (%)
8.5
Made in
🇫🇷 France
Status
active

About this product

La Divine St Landelin is a strong golden beer of 8.5% alcohol sold in a 33 cl bottle, named after Saint Landelin, the monk who founded the Abbey of Crespin.[3] It is brewed by the Douai brewery printed on the label as Les Brasseurs de Gayant,[1] which moved to Arques and took the name Brasserie Goudale in 2017.[4] St Landelin is one of the brands this brewery makes alongside La Goudale.[5] The current label calls it a "3 malts" beer (pale, caramel and peated) and lists water, barley malt, wheat, dextrose, hops and ascorbic acid.[1] An older label, with a 2011 best-before date and a Québec/Ontario deposit mark, listed rice and spices instead of dextrose and ascorbic acid.[2]

More about this product

The barcode was already wanted on the 2006-2013 Barcodepedia, where it was titled "la divine st landelin".[6] Being over 1.2% alcohol, the beer carries no nutrition declaration.[7]

Where it's sold

🇫🇷 France

Back label photo, best before 23.07.17[1] printed

Listing observed
Made in
France

French Triman sorting mark printed on the back label (best before 23.07.17); French text leads the label

🇨🇦 Canada

Older back label photo, Québec/Ontario deposit mark[2] printed

Listing observed
Made in
France

"Québec/Ontario 20¢ Consignée" deposit mark printed on the older back label (best before 28.09.11); evidence for the older label only

A listing is evidence that this barcode is sold there, on that date; a price is what that listing showed, not a recommended price.

Other names for this product

Also known as

  • La Divine fr

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Sources & research

Evidence reviewed

Open Food Facts

Back label photo, best before 23.07.17

pack · Accessed 2026-09-13

Source & attribution [1] ↗

Wikipédia

Wikipédia (fr): Brasserie Goudale

publication · Accessed 2026-09-13

Source & attribution [4] ↗

Wikipedia

Wikipedia (en): Goudale

publication · Accessed 2026-09-13

Source & attribution [5] ↗
Coverage & research gaps (7)

Coverage measures the evidence recorded here. It does not rate the product.

  • Identity: 3 / 3 · Name, brand and classification recorded
  • Context: 2 / 2 · Evidence groups assigned to a researched label, edition or analysis
  • Label photographs: 0 / 2 · Researched contexts with an assigned photograph
  • markets · not_researched: No retailer listing was readable: Carrefour (403 bot wall) and Intermarché (502) print the barcode in their URLs, and the brewery shop URL now redirects to the home page; no dated price is recorded
  • ingredients · stale: The newest label photo dates from 2016; the typed Open Food Facts list of 2026 matches it, but no current label photo was read
  • markets · unknown: The Canadian deposit mark proves an export label existed; whether the article is still sold in Canada is unknown
  • evidence · stale: Evidence was observed over a year ago; check for newer labels. Historical evidence remains valid.
  • evidence · stale: Evidence was observed over a year ago; check for newer labels. Historical evidence remains valid.
  • images · not_researched: No product photographs recorded.
  • nutrition · not_researched: Nutrition declaration or exemption not recorded.
All references & source details

References

  1. Back label photo, best before 23.07.17 Open Food Facts. pack. Published 2016-06-12. Accessed 2026-09-13. Record: imgid 3. Back label. CC BY-SA 3.0. Open Food Facts contributors.
  2. Older back label photo, Québec/Ontario deposit mark Open Food Facts. pack. Published 2015-10-11. Accessed 2026-09-13. Record: imgid 2. Back label. CC BY-SA 3.0. Open Food Facts contributors.
  3. Front label photo, "3 malts" label Open Food Facts. pack. Published 2016-06-12. Accessed 2026-09-13. Record: imgid 4. Front label. CC BY-SA 3.0. Open Food Facts contributors.
  4. Wikipédia (fr): Brasserie Goudale Wikipédia. publication. Accessed 2026-09-13. Historique. CC BY-SA 4.0.
  5. Wikipedia (en): Goudale Wikipedia. publication. Accessed 2026-09-13. CC BY-SA 4.0.
  6. Barcodepedia (2008 archive): la divine st landelin Internet Archive. other. Published 2008-09-08. Accessed 2026-09-13.
  7. Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011, Article 16 legislation.gov.uk. publication. Accessed 2026-09-13. Article 16(4).

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Barcode & identifiersBarcode 3261570000938
GTIN-14
03261570000938
EAN-13 / GTIN-13
3261570000938
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