Double hopped pilsner, bottom fermented at 12° C
Pilsner as pilsner should taste. Normal pilsner, from Amsterdam! A bit cocky, wears its heart on its sleeve, but cheerful and easy going. Hoppy, fruity and light, a good companion to pleasantly pass time with.
Brewed from Pilsner and Munich malt and double hopped with Northern Brewer in the kettle and Simcoe and Mosaic in the whirlpool. Bottom fermented at 12º C.
| tasting package | box | |
| bottle | 4 bottles | 12 bottles |
| € 2,25 | € 9 | € 25 |
Triple hopped blonde Pale Ale with American yeast and hops.
A bold beer that’s not afraid of large gestures, that’s ballsy and brash. Loudly hoppy, screamingly fresh and broadly bitter, a brew that will make American Pale Ale great again.
Triple hopped blonde Pale Ale from Pilsner and Munich malts and American yeast. Hopped in the kettle with Columbus for bitterness, and for aroma with Simcoe and Mosaic in the whirlpool and dry-hop.
It’s great. Really great. Just great. Again.
| tasting package | box | |
| bottle | 4 bottles | 12 bottles |
| € 2,50 | € 10 | € 28 |
A proper I.P.A., triple hopped with large quantities of hops.
Is the elephant in the room: nothing about this crisp, tasty beer is careful or subtle. It’s a proper I.P.A., full bodied and full flavored, heavily hoppy with intensely fresh citrus aromas taking center stage.
Brewed from Pilsner and Munich malt, and hopped with vast amounts of Simcoe, Centennial, Citra and Amarillo. This certainly isn’t beer for the faint of heart.
| tasting package | box | |
| bottle | 4 bottles | 12 bottles |
| € 2,75 | € 11 | € 31 |
Real Ale from a complex mix of malt, wheat, barley and corn. Fermented with English Ale-yeast.
A heady brew for thinking people: dark, but clear of character, full-bodied but with a nimble aftertaste, malt forward but light-footed. Chestnut coloured, with tones of blackberry and dark fruit and with a slight hint of coffee, but fresh and hoppy nonetheless.
Real Ale of a complex mix of malt, wheat, roasted barley, and corn. Quadruple hopped with Brewer’s Gold and Northern Brewer during mashing and twice in the kettle, and again in the whirlpool with Mosaic. Fermented with English yeast.
| tasting package | box | |
| bottle | 4 bottles | 12 bottles |
| € 2,50 | € 10 | € 28 |
A light blonde triple hopped Session Ale with a sunny character.
A gay, light hearted, straw blonde ale for those who see stuff from the sunny side.
Brewed of Pilsner, Pale Ale, and Cara malts, hopped with Columbus, Bramling Cross, and Fuggles, and dry-hopped with Hallertau Blanc. This results in hints of passion fruit, citrus, pineapple, grape, and lemongrass.
A light summer beer that happily wags its tail, but is impressively muscular nonetheless.
| tasting package | box | |
| bottle | 4 bottles | 12 bottles |
| € 2,50 | € 10 | € 28 |
Saison from malt and spelt, activated with dramatic drums and bellowing basstones.
This Saison is ‘bass-activated’: by way of low frequency sound waves from Friekens’ own sound system the yeast has been kept in suspension for the first 72 hours in the tank. This process ensures a prolonged and more thorough fermentation.
Brewed from Pilsner malt and spelt, hopped with Brewers Gold, East Kent Goldings and Hallertau Blanc, enriched with Curaçao orange peel and fermented with Belle Saison yeast.
A classic Saison-‘nose’, refreshing, pleasant citrus tones and a dry finish make this an especially tasty Saison.
Delicious beer, brewed with love. Friekens doesn’t focus on high levels of alcohol or lavish use of strange fruit, but on natural ingredients and pure taste.
Friekens brews beers based on traditional recipes with only the best malt, barley and/or wheat, hops, yeast and the unsurpassed Amsterdam tapwater.
More about the Friekens Brewery Double hopped pilsner, bottom fermented at 12° C
Pilsner as pilsner should taste. Normal pilsner, from Amsterdam! A bit cocky, wears its heart on its sleeve, but cheerful and easy going. Hoppy, fruity and light, a good companion to pleasantly pass time with.
Brewed from Pilsner and Munich malt and double hopped with Northern Brewer in the kettle and Simcoe and Mosaic in the whirlpool. Bottom fermented at 12º C.
| tasting package | box | |
| bottle | 4 bottles | 12 bottles |
| € 2,25 | € 9 | € 25 |
Triple hopped blonde Pale Ale with American yeast and hops.
A bold beer that’s not afraid of large gestures, that’s ballsy and brash. Loudly hoppy, screamingly fresh and broadly bitter, a brew that will make American Pale Ale great again.
Triple hopped blonde Pale Ale from Pilsner and Munich malts and American yeast. Hopped in the kettle with Columbus for bitterness, and for aroma with Simcoe and Mosaic in the whirlpool and dry-hop.
It’s great. Really great. Just great. Again.
| tasting package | box | |
| bottle | 4 bottles | 12 bottles |
| € 2,50 | € 10 | € 28 |
A proper I.P.A., triple hopped with large quantities of hops.
Is the elephant in the room: nothing about this crisp, tasty beer is careful or subtle. It’s a proper I.P.A., full bodied and full flavored, heavily hoppy with intensely fresh citrus aromas taking center stage.
Brewed from Pilsner and Munich malt, and hopped with vast amounts of Simcoe, Centennial, Citra and Amarillo. This certainly isn’t beer for the faint of heart.
| tasting package | box | |
| bottle | 4 bottles | 12 bottles |
| € 2,75 | € 11 | € 31 |
Real Ale from a complex mix of malt, wheat, barley and corn. Fermented with English Ale-yeast.
A heady brew for thinking people: dark, but clear of character, full-bodied but with a nimble aftertaste, malt forward but light-footed. Chestnut coloured, with tones of blackberry and dark fruit and with a slight hint of coffee, but fresh and hoppy nonetheless.
Real Ale of a complex mix of malt, wheat, roasted barley, and corn. Quadruple hopped with Brewer’s Gold and Northern Brewer during mashing and twice in the kettle, and again in the whirlpool with Mosaic. Fermented with English yeast.
| tasting package | box | |
| bottle | 4 bottles | 12 bottles |
| € 2,50 | € 10 | € 28 |
A light blonde triple hopped Session Ale with a sunny character.
A gay, light hearted, straw blonde ale for those who see stuff from the sunny side.
Brewed of Pilsner, Pale Ale, and Cara malts, hopped with Columbus, Bramling Cross, and Fuggles, and dry-hopped with Hallertau Blanc. This results in hints of passion fruit, citrus, pineapple, grape, and lemongrass.
A light summer beer that happily wags its tail, but is impressively muscular nonetheless.
| tasting package | box | |
| bottle | 4 bottles | 12 bottles |
| € 2,50 | € 10 | € 28 |
Saison from malt and spelt, activated with dramatic drums and bellowing basstones.
This Saison is ‘bass-activated’: by way of low frequency sound waves from Friekens’ own sound system the yeast has been kept in suspension for the first 72 hours in the tank. This process ensures a prolonged and more thorough fermentation.
Brewed from Pilsner malt and spelt, hopped with Brewers Gold, East Kent Goldings and Hallertau Blanc, enriched with Curaçao orange peel and fermented with Belle Saison yeast.
A classic Saison-‘nose’, refreshing, pleasant citrus tones and a dry finish make this an especially tasty Saison.
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A Friekens beer obviously tastes best when it’s fresh!
At the brewery, you can buy your Friekens beer straight from the cold room. Every Saturday from 1 until 4 PM, or by appointment.
If you take out a box of 12 bottles we’ll throw in a Friekens beer glass for only €2.
If you order Friekens beer in, we can have it delivered at your door in Amsterdam with our environmentally friendly cargo-bike courier.
This costs €6 regardless of the amount of beer ordered.
Please contact us for orders outside Amsterdam.
You can also buy Friekens beer in kegs of 20 and 30 liters. For events and parties we can set you up with a mobile beer tap. Ask about our prices.
And like any self-respecting brewery we also sell apparel! Tastefully printed T-shirts (€ 20) and Hoodies (€ 35) available in sizes S, M, L, XL, and 2XL.
After a Hindu faithful from the United States protested the use of the image of deity Ganesh for its India Pale Ale, Friekens Brewery adjusted the label and the promotional text.
After the successful Tuinfeest (June 1st, 2019) Friekens Brouwerij also organised a green and low impact Oktoberfeest on October 12th, 2019. We celebrated the rich harvest of the summer gone by and drank to the long cold winter ahead. In 2020 Oktoberfeest could not happen, but we’ll try again in 2021.