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Rich, spicy blonde triple, dry herbaceous finish. Brewed on the grounds of a Trappist Monastary (in the Ardennes Mtns). The hoppiest of their three offerings. Since 1862 the Cistercian Trappist monks of Chimay have been developing the production of Trappist beers (and cheeses!).
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THESE KEGS SUCK! We will not serve this on draft until they bring it back in a real keg. Changing to a disposable keg was the worst idea ever.
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Our own private label brewed for us by the family owned Van Steenberge brewery, just outside of Ghent, Belgium. Medium body, red color, somewhat fruity nose, malt flavor with a slight lactic sourness. A real thirst quencher and palate cleanser.
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sweet, sparkling, raspberry infused lambic ale
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A blonde ale made with the primary Orval yeast (not the brett) and three American hops - Amarillo, Cascade & Warrior. Arguably the best beer at this year's Zythos festival in Belgium. Great pilsner malt taste and citrus from the hops. Very, very drinkable. Excellent hot weather session ale. YUMMY!
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described as a Dobbelen IPA Tripel, A unique marriage between the English tradition of IPAs, the new American revolution of Imperial IPAs and the classic Belgian way of brewing. Houblon Chouffe, although very much hopped as it is, showcases the unique balance between a very strong IPA and a very special Belgian Tripel exclusively created for this ale (Big malty body, distinct dryness, expressive estery fruitiness).
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Jean Hummler from Moeder Lambic - the best bar in Brussels - turned me on to this beer in 2009. This is a really tiny brewery and I'm stunned that we can now serve this beer in Philly. Thank you Dan Shelton for making those arrangements. Although this has a spicy character, they do not add any spices. It all comes from the hops and yeast. Very, Very good beer
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This is a bit darker and spicier than the IV. Has a bit of caramel in the finish. I'm psyched!
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Ephemere is a beer on lees with a light yellow to jade colour, aroma of green apples, light body, crisp finish, and not sweet! May be drunk as an aperitif.
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Rob Tod's interpretation of a traditional Belgian wheat beer, Allagash White is brewed with a generous portion of wheat and a special blend of spices, this beer is light and slightly cloudy in appearance, with a spicy aroma. Overall, it is a beer that is very drinkable and smooth any time of the year.
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A brown ale aged in a Cabernet Sauvignon barrel (Silver Oak) for six months. Fresh currants added. You get the beer, the barrel, the wine and the fruit. This is one easy drinking beer, but be careful, it weighs in at 10%abv. This really rocks!
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A multi-award winning, well-balanced IPA. Really nice, floral, hoppy nose. Good malt body and nice crisp, hoppy finish. Aromas of citrus from the Columbus & Cascade hops. I really like this beer!
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Vinnie's take on a Belgian golden ale.
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They can call this a Flemish Sour Brown Ale because a portion of this excellent sour was brewed and aged at Liefman's. Very tasty.
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Blond, robust, smooth, and fruity three grain top fermented beer. Brewed with pride and patience after Karmeliet tradition with wheat, oats and barley. 100% natural. Has been brewed at Van Steenberge for Brewery Bosteels for some time until recently. "Karmeliet" is Belgian for "Carmel"... It's root beer and rocket fuel's love child. Highly carbonated, very nice head. Aroma vaguely smells of oranges, and coriander. The taste is sweet/yeast taste, and pressed oranges, with a perfectly balanced Belgian taste.
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Until now the renowned Belgian brand from Duvel Moortgat was only available as a triple fermented bottled beer, (twice at the brewery & once in the bottle).
Duvel Green is fermented once to give a younger, lighter tasting version of the cult classic bottled Duvel. After brewing and first fermentation - which takes about 30 days - this beer is called "single-fermented." Typical Duvel flavors and aromas are already emerging, but the beer is lower in alcohol and carbonation, and the taste is slightly lighter and crisper. Duvel traditionally cold-filtered and bottled a small portion of this beer for sale, but only at the brewery. The beer was labeled with a green label, as the nickname 'kleine' Duvel (or 'Green' Duvel) was used to describe the beer taken at a young stage of the brewing process of Duvel. A small quantity of Duvel Green has now been made available on draft, here and at a few select places on the East Coast.
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Hildegard has done it again. Very easy drinking saison. Moderate alcohol - 6%. Bright, hop-spicy and refreshing. Dry finish. Yummy
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A Belgian IPA with a copious amount of hops in this most excellent beer. A bit of fruitiness in the aroma from the yeast. This finishes perfectly dry. Pretty damn good beer. 6.5%abv
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One of my favorite beers at last year's Mondial de la Biere in Montreal. An excellent saison, they make 4 versions. Orangish hue, medium body and a great spicy finish. 8%abv
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Rob Tod's interpretation of a traditional Belgian wheat beer, Allagash White is brewed with a generous portion of wheat and a special blend of spices, this beer is light and slightly cloudy in appearance, with a spicy aroma. Overall, it is a beer that is very drinkable and smooth any time of the year.
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