King’s Common is Anything But
What happens when a Dutch brewer, an American beer style, and a bit of orange madness collide? You get King’s Common — a bright, floral, and perfectly balanced beer brewed exclusively to celebrate our Going Dutch: Orange Madness Tour through the Netherlands.
Crafted in collaboration with Amsterdam-based brewer TIMOTHY, this limited-edition California Common-style ale is a distinctly Dutch twist on an American classic. We brewed it by hand in the heart of the city, just in time for King’s Day and our upcoming tour season.
🍺 About the Beer
Name: King’s Common
Style: Dutch California Common
ABV: 5.5%
IBUs: 22
King’s Common is a crisp and slightly spicy ale brewed with Pilsner, Rye, and Vienna malts, gently hopped for balance, and fermented with a classic lager yeast at warmer ale temperatures — just like the original steam beers of California.
But what truly sets it apart? We added Orange Blossom, giving the beer a floral, citrus-kissed aroma that tips its crown to Dutch royal traditions and the country’s national color.
Expect a light copper pour, subtle rye spice, a smooth malt backbone, and a soft bitterness that lets the orange blossom shine.
👑 A Beer Fit for a King’s Day
The beer was inspired by the energy of King’s Day — the Netherlands’ biggest street party — and the bold flavor of our Going Dutch tour. The result? A celebratory beer that’s refreshing, approachable, and packed with local character.
Every participant on our Orange Madness tour will receive a 4-pack of King’s Common, exclusive to PCB travelers. It’s our way of raising a glass to your adventure — and bringing a taste of the trip home.
🇳🇱 Crafted for the Journey
Brewing beer with our partners around the world is one way we live the Pub Culture Beercations mission: to experience the world through the lens of beer, food, and local culture. Whether we’re exploring abbey ales in Belgium or sipping saisons in Slovenia, we believe every pint tells a story.
This one happens to begin in a small brewhouse in Amsterdam — with malt, hops, orange blossom, and a big idea.