Description

Léonce Triple d’Armentières 75 cl – Brasserie Malécot

Léonce Triple d’Armentières is a French craft beer brewed by Brasserie Malécot in Armentières, in the Hauts-de-France region. Rooted in the brewing traditions of northern France, this malt-focused triple is described by the brewery as combining strength and smoothness. With an alcohol content of 9% ABV, it is best approached as a tasting beer to enjoy slowly, either with food or during a relaxed gathering.

A triple inspired by northern French brewing

Triple beers are often chosen for their pronounced character and their ability to complement flavourful dishes. Léonce follows this regional tradition as a pure-malt tasting beer. The brewery’s description highlights the use of hops from the French Flanders area, reinforcing the beer’s connection with its local brewing heritage.

A beer with an inclusive story

Brasserie Malécot is notable for its inclusive approach to production. The Léonce range is made at the brewery with the involvement of people with disabilities, supported within the establishment. This collective process gives the beer a meaningful social dimension as well as a strong connection to Armentières and the wider Hauts-de-France region.

Serving suggestions and food pairings

For the recommended tasting experience, serve Léonce Triple at around 6–8°C. It works well with Flemish carbonnade, a traditional slow-cooked beef dish, as well as cured meats, mature cheeses and grilled food. These pairings make it a suitable choice for a convivial meal or a regional-themed tasting.

The 75 cl bottle is ideal for sharing at the table. Whether you are exploring French regional beers or looking for a distinctive triple from northern France, Léonce brings together a strong malt-led identity, local brewing heritage and an inclusive production story. It is a characterful addition to a craft beer selection and a way to discover the brewing culture of Armentières.