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| Corsendonk |
| Location |
Oud-Turnhout, Belgium |
| Year opened |
1909 |
| Active Beers |
| Corsendonk Agnus |
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| Corsendonk Pater |
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| Corsendonk Blond |
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| Corsendonk Bruin |
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| Seasonal Beers |
| Corsendonk Christmas Ale |
Winter ale |
Corsendonk is a Belgian brand of abbey-style beers. The brandname refers to the Priory of Corsendonk in Oud-Turnhout, which was founded in 1398 and, until it was closed in 1784, had a significant brewery and malt house. In 1982 the Corsendonk brand was introduced by the Keersmaekers firm in Oud-Turnhout, a former brewery which had become a retailer even though it continued to call itself a brewery. The beers are made elsewhere and are not unique for Corsendonk; the same beers are marketed by other brands as well.
[edit] The beers
- Corsendonk Agnus (made by Du Bocq, same as Moine Triple)
- Corsendonk Pater (made by Bios, same as Bornem dubbel)
- Corsendonk Blond
- Corsendonk Bruin
- Corsendonk Christmas Ale
- Corsendonk Abbey Brown Ale (brewed by Brewery Van Steenberge
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