Created in Orléans
Our company is registered in the city
La Riff is the trading name of S & S, a beer producer whose registered office is at 28 rue Porte Madeleine, 45000 Orléans.
Beauce maize · Loiret hops · 5.4%
L’Orléenne. A crisp local beer with an Orléans accent.
A light, dry and grain-led blonde beer made for long tables, lively aperitifs and every moment when Orléans deserves a beer of its own.Orlean Corn Ale · Our own creation
Crisp. Dry. Grain-led. And unmistakably local.
Beauce maize gives L’Orléenne its light body and clean finish. Hops grown in Léouville add just enough lift. At 5.4%, it remains easy to drink without disappearing in the glass: direct, refreshing and rooted in the Orléans area.
- Orlean Corn Ale
- 5.4% ABV
- Beauce maize
- Loiret hops
The right beer at the right time
Serve it as an aperitif or with roast chicken, grilled fish, charcuterie or mild cheese. It refreshes, complements the food and always leaves room for the next glass.
From field to glass
A recipe that genuinely comes from this area
The maize is grown in Janville-en-Beauce by Trésors de Beauce. The hops come from Houblon Field in Léouville. The malt is French, notably from Issoudun and the Centre region, and Orléans water ties everything together in our tanks.
We brew it without filtration or pasteurisation and carbonate it naturally. Our returnable bottles are then collected, washed and reused instead of being discarded after one use.
What is behind the name?
Orléenne in flavour. Orléans by origin.
The place shaped the recipe before it became a selling point. These are the concrete links between the bottle and Orléans.Brewed just outside the city
Our brewery is next door
L’Orléenne is brewed at 4 impasse des Vignes in Saint-Pryvé-Saint-Mesmin, a neighbouring town less than 1.5 km from the Orléans boundary.
Frequently asked questions
L’Orléenne in five answers
What is an Orlean Corn Ale?
It is La Riff’s Orléans interpretation of a Corn Ale: a light, dry beer in which Beauce maize brings a crisp finish and a gentle grain character.
What does L’Orléenne taste like?
L’Orléenne is crisp, light, dry and grain-led, with restrained bitterness. It pairs well with aperitifs, grilled food, fish, mild cheese and charcuterie.
Where do the ingredients come from?
The maize is grown in Janville-en-Beauce by Trésors de Beauce, the hops in Léouville by Houblon Field, and the French malt comes notably from Issoudun and the Centre region. The beer is brewed with Orléans water.
Why is L’Orléenne genuinely a beer from Orléans?
L’Orléenne was created by La Riff, the trading name of S & S, whose registered office is at 28 rue Porte Madeleine, 45000 Orléans. It is brewed in neighbouring Saint-Pryvé-Saint-Mesmin, less than 1.5 km from the Orléans boundary.
Where can I find L’Orléenne?
Subject to availability, it can be purchased at the brewery and from the La Riff stockists listed around Orléans and across the Loiret.