New Order

New Order — Belgian Ale — Birrificio Renton

New Order is the Belgian Ale crafted by Birrificio Renton from Fano (Pesaro-Urbino, Marche): robust, structured, with an authentic Belgian soul. The skillful use of a particular Belgian yeast elegantly softens the beer's strong structure, surprisingly hiding a significant alcohol content — 7% vol. — in an intense, pleasant, and enveloping drink. Notes of yellow fruit, honey, and white-fleshed fruit follow one after another sip by sip.

Technical Sheet

• Style: Belgian Ale
• Alcohol Content: 7% vol.
• Yeast: Selected Belgian yeast
• Fermentation: Top fermentation
• Serving Temperature: 10–12°C
• Recommended Glass: Coupe or Belgian chalice
• Producer: Birrificio Renton — Fano, Pesaro-Urbino, Marche

Sensory Profile

On the nose, it is intense and inviting: ripe yellow fruit, honey, and white-fleshed fruit — peach, apricot, pear — intertwine with the spicy notes typical of Belgian yeast. On the palate, it is pleasant and enveloping, with a full body and a softness that elegantly hides the 7%. The finish is long, warm, with a spicy memory that lingers pleasantly. A Belgian Ale that shines at the table.

Why Choose New Order

• 7% well hidden — the Belgian yeast works wonders: a significant alcohol content that is not felt, wrapped in softness and fruitiness
• Selected Belgian yeast — the aromatic heart of the beer: yellow fruit, honey, spices — everything comes from this choice
• Birrificio Renton — a Marche-based brewery from Fano with a high level of mastery of Belgian styles and an authentic craft vision
• Beer for structured meals — robust and structured, it is the ideal companion for important dishes of Marche and Italian cuisine

Recommended Pairings

Aged and hard cheeses, structured white meats (roast chicken, rabbit in porchetta), dishes from Marche cuisine, pasta with ragù, spiced desserts. Perfect also as a meditation beer or after a meal.

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