10/10 This is a classic Belgian beer which has been brewed since 1791. It’s normally served in a sort of vase that need a wooden stand. If you’re lucky enough to drink this in its official glass you’ll feel like some nutty beer professor. Not that there’s anything wrong with that…! An uncomparable Belgian too… Read more »
10/10 Now ladies and gents… you’re in for a treat…. If you’ve never come across a “trappist” beer before then you need to pay attention. If you love beer then you will love this. There are only 11 monasteries in the world that produce offical trappist beer. The Brasserie de Rochefort, which opened in 1595, is… Read more »
10/10 Behold! This is the best type of Leffe I’ve tasted. It’s a full, rich beer. You almost feel like you need to chew it! I was lucky enough to be given it after a friend did a booze run to France. I really like Leffe anyway. It’s a slightly tamer Belgium beer than the… Read more »
6/10 A blond Belgium beer. Available in Lidl! Pretty decent beer, like Leffe but with a slightly more bitter aftertaste. 6%
8/10 Lovely Belgian blonde beer. It’s brewed with 3 different yeasts and then refermented in the bottle. Each bottle is then matured for 3 months before cellar release and will continue to mature until you open it. It actually originates from Sint Stefanus, an Augustinian order in Ghent. I actually visited their ministry when I… Read more »
9/10 Very nice triple strength blonde beer from Belgium. Lovely! The Chimay brewery are only of less than a dozen that produce trappist beer (which I love!) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimay_Brewery
7/10 Belgian Trappist beer. Very nice pint. Good stuff! 6.2%
9/10 Wow! Such a smooth beer!This is from one of only 7 monasteries which brew Trappist ales. Usually, they are a bit heavier. Nice surprise! 8%
9/10 A decent, murky brown colour. Tastes a bit fruity with a slight bitterness (in a good way!) A very tasty brown ale from the Belgium Trappist masters. 7%
