Santa Fe Brewing Co. is New Mexico’s original craft brewery; bringing the spirit of the southwest to drinkers near and far. In 1988, three cowboys with some used equipment, a high tolerance for risk, and a dream to make something that tasted more like beer than water started the brewery with their first pale ale. Santa Fe Brewing Co. has been crafting, canning, and conducting general experiments with malt, barley, hops, and water ever since. Read More
Bayou Teche/ Santa Fe Brewing Sunset Limited Biere De Garde
Bière de Garde • Santa Fe Brewing Co.
Bayou Teche/ Santa Fe Brewing Sunset Limited Biere De Garde is a French Bière de Garde by Santa Fe Brewing Co. that has 7.5% ABV.
- ABV: 7.5%
- Calories: 225 (Estimated)
About the Bière de Garde
Bière de Garde is French for beer that has been “kept” or “guarded”. Bière de Garde is a Belgian beer variation of the Farmhouse Ale style that originated in Northern France. It was traditionally brewed at winter’s end and kept in cool cellars to be consumed during the warmer months. Sometimes known as the Bière de Mars, the beer was historically brewed in March. The Bière de Garde ranges in color from golden blond to dark brown, depending on the particular malts that are being used. It’s generally maltier and richer in character than a Saison with earthy, cellar-like aromas and flavors. The finish is generally dry. The beer is often bottle-conditioned, making the Bière de Garde a versatile and delicious beer to pair with cheese. Read More
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