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Strong beer with a full taste including a hint of fruits. Nice dark colour.
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
Strong beer with a full taste including a hint of fruits. Nice dark colour.
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
Sweet and sour raspberry beer, with a very nice colour. A favourite of some people I know.
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
Lemony, refreshing blend of white wheat beer with lambics. Since they are two of my favourite beer types, I really enjoyed it. Drank at La Bécasse in Downtown Brussels.
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
Sorry for the delays. I’ve had these in my N93 for quite a while, but hadn’t come around to posting. Now to our subject:
Sweet, tastes a little like cider. Not for you if you don’t like lambics or sweet beers. Clear, apple juice colour.
Hemos shegado a la conclusión que los monjes trapistas belgas eran una bola de borrashos… Con cervezas de 8° pa'rriba, no me extrañaría que tuvieran problemas hepáticos.
Eso sí, según información que he leído, en los monasterios solamente se toma cerveza de 3° con las comidas, y la más fuerte sólo se destina a la venta. Como dicen ellos, hacen cerveza para tener dinero para ser monjes, no al revés, como dicen los de Westvleteren (aunque su cerveza sea considerada la mejor del mundo).
¡Salú hermano!
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A beer witha very nice abmer colour and an interestingly soft fruity flavour. Easy on the palate and very enjoyable overall.
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
A beer from Antwerp with a very nice amber colour, and an interesting edgy malt and fruit flavour. It is refreshing, light and easy on the palate.
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An excellent, sweet kriek: simple taste with a little bite. Highly recommendable introduction to the world of cherry-flavoured beers, which of course are a Belgian specialty.
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A relatively easy-going blond triple beer. With a creamy touch and a pleasant aftertaste.
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
Orval
is a famous Belgian trappist beer. It has an interesting caramel colour
and a nice aroma. Its taste starts very smoothy in the mouth but
afterwards becomes far too bitter for what I usually like. Still worth a try.