During the May school break we headed south to our neighbours in Belgium. Whilst there we visited a local beer brewery and tasted a little of the homemade fayre - both liquid and something a little more substantial.
Whilst browsing for something for our three children my husband and I had to do a little double take when we saw this:
For those non-Dutch speakers amongst you I am talking about the kinderbiertje on the menu - literally beer for children. It's a brown beer with caramel - with low alcohol of around 1%. Just in case anyone was worried about serving beer to their children.......... I'm guessing this is a Belgian thing?
Needless to say our children had chocomel.........
That's pretty amazing, who'd really think it could be a good idea to give kids alcohol?! #mysundayphoto
ReplyDeleteBelgian beer brewers! Lol
DeleteHaha! They have Kinder Punsche here in the winter markets. Also has a 1% alcohol content, and is recommended not only for children, but for pregnant women too! :D
ReplyDeleteAhhh like those days when they said drinking Guinness every day whilst pregnant was good for you............
DeleteThat's pretty unique, never get that it this country
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up
Can you imagine that in the UK? There would be uproar lol x
ReplyDeleteI think it's rather a fun idea, it would make a great tween drink.
ReplyDeleteOOhhh thats so interesting! #MySundayPhoto
ReplyDeleteOMG! Thats crazy #mysundayphoto
ReplyDeletei suspect these might be popular in Deutschland too
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