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Extremely strong Belgian amber beer. Unless you are really into beers with high alcoholic content it is really not recommended, even if the bottle looks nice.
Here ends the Belgian beer review. I had some of these stored for a while (sorry for the delay), and won’t be able to try new ales until I visit Belgium again.
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Sweet and sour beer, very fruity and dark. Not a taste I would recommend unless you like bitter krieks.
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
Very strong abbey beer. Dark amber colour, good head with a malt aroma.
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
Fresh blonde beer witha slightly dry finish.
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
A rather unremarkable kriek. Not enough cherries to taste like contemporary krieks, which gives it more of a cider character.
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Dark, heavy, bitter ale. Too bitter for me, but I know people that might like it.
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
Strong, heavy but rather tender dark beer with a touch of bitterness.
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
Excellent high fermentation beer. Soft taste with a touch of citrus in the beginning and an elegant malt ending. Goes directly to my list of favourites (which is becoming rather extense).
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
Nice and easy amber beer witha complex hops aftertaste. Not my favourite, but a nice try.
This is a post in the Belgian beer review series.
A very peculiar dark brew with a citrus tinge. Quite difficult to find.
