Dubuisson Bush Prestige 75cl

Name: Dubuisson Bush Prestige 75cl
Brand: Dubuisson
SKU: 5411551677880
Price: 26.0 GBP
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Dubuisson Bush Prestige 75cl

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Producer Dubuisson

Country Belgium

Region Wallonia

ABV 12.50%

Tasting Notes

Dark Fruit, Caramel, Oak and Spice

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More About Dubuisson Bush Prestige 75cl

The Bush Prestige is a unique beer with a slightly cloudy appearance due to re-fermentation in the bottle. When tasting, the first notes that stand out are touches of wood, whisky, and sherry, derived from its maturation in oak barrels. This aging process imparts a distinctive suite of tannins, flavors that are rarely found in beers. The aromas are reminiscent of whisky and other distillery products that have spent time maturing in oak, while the overall taste is powerful yet rounded. It retains the fine feel and finish of the original Bush Ambrée, but with an added layer of depth and complexity.

Meet the Producer, Dubuisson

Dubuisson

Style: Brewery

Brasserie Dubuisson is one of Belgium’s oldest independent breweries and the kind of producer that seems completely uninterested in trends because it already mastered strong beer several centuries ago. Founded in 1769 in Wallonia, the brewery is best known for Bush beers and Cuvée des Trolls, both of which have developed cult followings among people who enjoy flavour, complexity and occasionally waking up surprised by how strong the beer actually was.

Bush Ambrée in particular has become legendary for its rich malt depth, dark fruit, caramel and warming alcohol character. At over 12%, it sits firmly in the category of “beer that politely pretends to be harmless before ruining your evening plans.” Despite the strength, the balance stays remarkably smooth and drinkable, which honestly feels slightly dangerous.

Cuvée des Trolls heads in a brighter and more playful direction, combining Belgian yeast character with citrus, spice and soft fruit notes. It’s approachable, lively and exactly the sort of beer that quietly converts people into Belgian beer obsessives without them fully noticing what happened.

What makes Dubuisson especially charming is how unapologetically Belgian everything feels. Big flavours, long brewing history, slightly eccentric branding and absolutely no concern whatsoever for modern minimalist beer trends. Proper old-school Belgian brewing confidence.