The 7.6% beer is molasses black in colour with flavours of brandied cherries and bitter chocolate, and aroma of pear and apricot.

Available in glasses and also in growler fills in the near future, the brewery explained: “Light trickles in through the barn doors, and the sweet smell of grain is made pungent upon entering.

“The early morning stirs with slight four-legged movement, brought on by both hunger and anticipation for the day beyond these wooden-planked stalls—there is a job that awaits. They must rest during the dark hours, but do they ever really sleep?

“Like the honourable workhorse 33 Acres of Dusk is fully figured, rich in colour, and distinctively smooth. Originally created in the Wallonian province of Hainaut, this was the drink of Belgium’s “saisonal workers.”

“Traditionally crafted with ingredients offered by the current season and close at hand, the outcome was just as varied. The discernment and familiarity of this style belongs first to the makers, making it a bit of a mystery.”