Beer Martin's Pale Ale

Pale Ale Beer

Who isn’t familiar with Martin's Ale, once dubbed "the most noble of English pale ales”?

This unique beer is the result of the exceptional traditional technique of dry hopping as genuine Kent hops are added after the brewing process, at low temperature, so that only the finest of the hops’ aromas and flavours are transmitted to the beer.

The amber sensuality of Martin's Pale Ale, its creamy foam and its hoppy flavour make it a favourite with discerning drinkers in search of a beer of character.

Enjoy "The famous Pale Ale from Antwerp since 1909”.

Taste-wise ...

Along with aromatic hops which give it that distinctive dry bitterness that you notice right from the first sip, the fine malts used also entail the exceptional flavour – a touch of character, but not too intense.

Alcohol: 5.8 %

Color: Amber-colored

Fermentation: Top

Type: Pale Ale

Temperature: 6° - 8°

Format: 18cl + 33cl + 75cl

Martin's

John Martin: English spirit and Belgian brewing expertise since 1909!

In the early 20th century, the Englishman John Martin left his native land and settled in Antwerp, where he founded the company that now still bears his name.

He decided to import beer directly from England in oak barrels. His first product on the Belgian market was Martin's Real Ale, followed by Martin's IPA and then Martin's Pale Ale.

Now, just over 100 years later, the brewery's range offers again these 3 special beers, brewed according to the finest English tradition.

Martin's brewery has developed under the leadership of the founder's grandson, Anthony, and it is the only brewery in Belgium that offers such a typically British range of pale ale.