SOLVAY SOCIETY
HALMOS
BRUSSELS STYLE PALE ALE (4.2%)
About the beer
Hazy Pale - Noble Aroma, Apricot, Strawberry & Lemon.
Paul Halmos is credited with inventing some of the most important mathematical language in use today, including the ‘Tombstone’. A Tombstone, ∎, is used at the end of a proof and means “as shown here”. This beer is a celebration of the diverse and forward-thinking beers being brewed in Brussels today and is a statement: modern Belgian beer, as shown here.
Allergens
Barley (Gluten), Oats, Hops, Yeast
About the Brewery
Brussels born founder, Roman, started Solvay Society’s journey in 2014, brewing amongst the peacocks and geese on a farm in Ilford.
Roman took inspiration from his scientific background for their namesake. The Solvay Conferences brought together the greatest minds in physics and chemistry in the heart of Brussels and led to some of the most fundamental discoveries of our time. Solvay Society draws inspiration from this seminal meeting and strives to innovate and refine the art and science that is brewing. They modernise classic styles and produce outstanding Belgian beer with a twist.
Beer of the week
Friday 26th February