Unfiltered. A golden blond ale with a rich froth and a fruity nose. Active carb. Light spicy and hoppy character that finishes with bitter-dry notes.
Quatation by The Beer Hunter Michael Jackson : Brugse Zot has an almost iridescent pale bronze colour, a blossomy hops in the brewhouse aroma, a fruity palate, reminiscent of peach sorbet, and a light, appetising dryness in the finish.
Today, Brugse Zot is the only beer still brewed in the historical towncentre of Bruges.
In 2006, Brewery De Halve Maan received the Gold Medal on the World Beer Cup in Seattle in the category Belgian and French Style Ale.

Brugse Zot (fool of Bruges) refers to the nickname given by the Emperor Maximilian to the inhabitants of Bruges during Austrian rule of Belgium.