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Abbey & Trappist Beer Wholesale

Abbey and Trappist beers carry the highest value per pallet in the portfolio and are used to lift container value without adding volume.

About Abbey & Trappist in international trade

Conveyor and filling machinery in a brewery packaging hall
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Leffe represents the abbey category at scale; Chimay represents genuine Trappist production, brewed within Scourmont Abbey under the Authentic Trappist Product designation. The difference matters to informed buyers and supports a materially higher shelf price.

Two constraints define this category commercially. Trappist output is capped by the abbey’s own capacity, so allocation rather than price is usually what limits a shipment — volumes are confirmed case by case and cannot be assumed from a previous order. And at 6.5–9% ABV these beers attract significantly higher excise duty than lager in most destinations, and in some markets fall into a different licensing band entirely. Build both facts into your landed-cost model before committing to volume.

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Leffe — Belgian Abbey Blonde from Belgium

Leffe

Belgium

Belgian Abbey Blonde · 6.6% ABV

Available formats

  • 330 ml bottle
  • 750 ml bottle

Supply

Pallet · Mixed container · FCL

Warehouse
Rotterdam
Chimay — Belgian Trappist Dubbel from Belgium

Chimay

Belgium

Belgian Trappist Dubbel · 7.0% ABV

Available formats

  • 330 ml bottle
  • 750 ml bottle

Supply

Pallet · Mixed container · FCL

Warehouse
Rotterdam
Product availability is subject to stock, destination, packaging specification, applicable trademark rights and territorial distribution restrictions.