Leffe Blonde Beer

Leffe is an iconic Belgian abbey beer with a history dating back to 1240 at the Notre-Dame de Leffe Abbey in Dinant. Leffe Blonde is a pale abbey ale characterized by its distinct clove and vanilla notes, typical of the Belgian brewing tradition.

Initially brewed by Premonstratensian monks, the brand's recipes were revived in 1952 through a partnership between the abbey and professional brewers. Today, while it retains its status as a certified Belgian Abbey Beer, it is manufactured on a large scale in Belgium, primarily at the Stella Artois brewery in Leuven. The brand is a flagship of the Belgian beer culture, owned by the world's largest brewing company.