Rodenbach Alexander Sgl

Rodenbach Alexander is a bit of a legend in the sour beer world—and for good reason. Originally brewed in 1986 to celebrate the 200th birthday of one of the brewery’s founders, it was such a hit they brought it back due to popular demand. Sitting at 5.6% ABV, this Flemish red ale is a blend of aged and young beer, macerated with sour cherries. The result? A complex, refreshing drop that’s tart, fruity, and beautifully balanced. You’ll get big cherry vibes upfront, backed by oak, vanilla, and a touch of balsamic tang from the barrel aging.

It’s not just “sour for sour’s sake”—this is nuanced, smooth, and totally drinkable. If you’ve never dipped into Flemish reds, Rodenbach Alexander is a perfect place to start. It’s approachable but layered, and yeah, it looks fancy in a glass too. For fans of cherry sours or anyone looking to level up their beer game—this one’s a must-try.