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Karmeliet Triple 8°-1L5

Ref: BB20707

Hazy gold color, fine white head, and fortunately poured into it’s own particularly shaped glass. Aroma is uplifting, arousing, sensual, jumping with fruitiness, peaches, tangerines, apricots, citrus, lemon, alive with bright, sunny flavors, and a joyful honey/candy sweetness. Absolute happiness results from a mere sip of this glorious brew, growing with each new drip down the lips! Yeast, also, does some work towards delivering the drinker to Beer Nirvana, creating a warm, bready feeling. Body is somewhat light and buoyant, palate is delicate and delicious. Soft, sweet malt, long and lingering, rewarding finish, always accompanied by a tidy, tasteful dance of hops upon the tongue.

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Kasteel Triple 11°-1/3L

Ref: BB20294

This is a live beer, and since secondary fermentation takes place in the bottle, there is a relatively high amount of carbonation. This is also a beer style that will cellar well (if stored at appropriate temperatures) and it will actually improve with age. The incredible fact about this beer is that it has a 15 year shelf life! (Forget those 'born on' dates!) This is a big beer -- 11% ABV is a big number -- but the alcohol is not so overwhelming. This beer is actually quite easy to drink. Dare I say it? It can even be guzzled. The nose has a honey-malt sweetness. The palate is malty, sweet, filled with butterscotch and complex hop flavors, mellowed by a nutty, vanilla edge.

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Keyte 7,7° - 1/3L

Ref: BB30016R

Origine: In 2004, the city of Ostend celebrated the battle of Ostend. Shortly after the call of the culture department, the Oostendse Bierjutters (~Ostend beer lovers) decided to also organise themselves an activity as part of the year of the battle. On their request, and taking into acount their instructions, the traditional and familial Strubbe brewery of Ichtegem has made three different test brews. The choice and the result: Keyte, a blond original high fermentation beer with a 7.5% alcohol level and with taste evolution. Ingredients: mineral water, pilsener and Münich barley malt, hop pellets, fresh malt, white candy .Characteristics: white high fermentation beer with a 7.5 % alcohol level with secondary fermentation in the bottle

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La Hervoise 8° - 1/3L

Ref: BB28032

Artisanal beer brewed by brewery Vervifontaine .
The first Belgian beer brewed with syrup of apples and pears from Herve, the country of the syrup and cheese.
Red-amber coloured beer with a medium light brown head. Caramel, berry and very light sour aroma. Fruity light sweet taste with a soft bitter aftertaste.
Dark brown, purplish even; thick, brown, uneven head. Very nice winey-lactic acid (Brett?)- blackcurrant smell. Tart, fruity (fruit-drops retronasal) and roasted malt taste. Some toffee-flavour, but not sweet. Sourish tinge from C02. Fruit is black grape, blackcurrant, plum. Refreshing mouthfeel, quite well-bodied. Good carbonation, clear palate. Alcohol remains hidden. Roast malt stays for a while, even a bit too. Then general fruitaroma. Very nice beer,

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La Merveilleuse Chèvremont 7.5°C - 33Cl

Ref: BB22025

This Abbey Beer refers to the Abbey located on the Hill of Chèvremont. This basilica, celebrating its centenary in 1999, is the biggest Maria center in the region.
Brewed for Corman-Collins
Head is initially large, frothy, white, good lacing, fully lasting. Body is hazy medium yellow, dense tiny particles, bottle conditioned. Aroma is moderately hoppy (flowers, herbs, citrus - lemon), moderately yeasty (dough), with a note of pineapple and a hint of pepper/alcohol. Flavor is moderately sweet, moderately bitter, moderately acidic. Finish is lightly sweet, lightly bitter, lightly acidic. Medium to full body, dry and creamy texture, lively carbonation, lightly alcoholic. The aroma is a bit yeast heavy and not very bright, but the flavor is nicely balanced and clean, with a pleasant light finish, and a creamy mouthfeel.

Leute Bokbier 7.5°-1/3L

Ref: BB28164Z

Leute Bok ale is a dark red heavy beer, top fermented and refermented in the bottle. The aroma and taste is unique and striking, not too sweet, but full and smooth on the tongue.
Leute Bokbier was first brewed by brewery Van Steenberge in 1927. In Flemish, 'Leute' means pleasure, and beer brings pleasure. The goat and the hops in the logo refer to the presence of goats on the then brewery-farm, with its adjacent hops fields. Unfor-tunately, along with the disappearance of the agricultural activities on the farm, the Leute Bokbier also disappeared. However, Leute Bokbier reappeared on the scene in 1997, exactly 70 years later. All the good of the past and the knowledge of the present are united in a unique beer.
Leute Bokbier is primarily noted because of the special tumbler with a wooden stand. After enjoying a few Leuteboks, it can sometimes become more challenging to aim the glass in the stand!

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Loterbol Blond 8° - 1/3L

Ref: BB28268P

Loterbol is a crisp blonde ale that is very tasty and mightily satisfying. It drinks much stronger than its 6.8% alcohol by volume would suggest, and tastes a little spicy, though no spices are used in the brewing. The exotic palate of this beer comes from the unique strain of yeast. Duysters Brewery flourishes in the shadow of one of the world’s largest breweries, Interbrew, in the nearby town of Leuven. But there is no mistaking this exquisite hand-crafted brew for the mass-product of the nearby beer factory. ‘Loterbol’ is a Flemish word for a fool or prankster, an allusion to the deceptive smoothness and drinkability of this beer. Selected as one of the fifty best beers in the world by Men's Journal magazine, July 2005.

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Malheur DARK Brut 12° - 3/4L

Ref: BB28194P

Called "Black Chocolate" in the U.S.
Malheur DARK Brut Reserve, in a 75cl bottle with champagne cork and wire cage ( muselet) has an alcohol content of 12 vol. % a dark brown creamy foam.
The "Bouquet" is extremely complex" ! Sherry, Madeira, vanilla, wood .... Hopjes from the Hague with a coffee flavor as a result of the roasted malt.
It's taste is oak dry, so this is a genuine Brut. The beer has been decanted in young American oak that was especially burned for this beer. Its bitterness is nicely balanced with the tannin of the wood and just a sweet zest from the alcohol. It has an unusually cork dry aftertaste.
The beer is bottle according to the so-called "original method". The yeast is removed from the bottle by shaking and disgorging.

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Malmedy Bruin 7°C - 33Cl

Ref: BB24030

Head is initially large, frothy, rocky, light brown, fully lasting. Body is dark brown, dense tiny particles, bottle conditioned. Aroma is moderately malty (cookie), moderately yeasty (cobwebs, mold), lightly hoppy (herbs), with a strong note of licorice, lesser notes of clove and raisin. Flavor is moderately sweet, moderately bitter, lightly acidic. Finish is moderately bitter, lightly acidic. Medium body, watery texture, lively carbonation. Enticing spicy aroma, great flavor balance (like the Floreffe brown ales, it's almost all bitterness to counter the malt...relatively little acidity, which I like in this context), and looks terrific. Mouthfeel could be better, though. Like the Malmedy Blonde, this one is also very quaffable, yet still worthy of sipping.

Oerbier 7.5°C - 33Cl

Ref: BB22021Z

Means original, from the spring. This beer has been brewed in small scale (5 gallons). At home in a copper wash kettle, by two brothers who were students at the time.
They took over an old brewery which was out of business and said: "If we don't remake the brewery alive, nobody will!". It was also a unique opportunity to create some interesting brews, so why not try it ?
Therefore we van and will do the main work ourselves and keep the scale of the brewery like it was.
Since then, the brewery and its beers have been an inspiration source for a lot of brewers.
Oerbier is brewed from no less than 6 malts. Poperinge Golding hops in flowers and a special veast which makes it a little tart, especially with aging. At the brewery we have excellent cellars which have a constant temperature of 8°C and allow Oerbier to age at its best.
After a couple of years Oerbier tastes like it should have been blended with wine … Oerbier has been refermented in the bottle and contains a layer of yeast, having vitamins B. NAT en STRAF on the glasses means WET and STRONG, a warning for the 7.5 vol. alcohol content.

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Oerbier Special Reserva 12° -1/3L

Ref: BB28096Z

Aged in oak barrels, refermented in bottle.
Lightly sour and very fizzy. Slightly metallic taste that hides the 12% abv unbelievably well. I’m truly impressed. Usually, the only way to hide it would be behind malty sweetness. De Dolle really delivers here if you like a sourish Belgian ale with wittish bite. Lots of yeast floating in the bottle. More of a flemish sour than any other style.
Wow what a beer! Slightly hazy copper body with a rocky off-white head. The elacing is very nice. Big cherry-oak nose. THe first taste is of the wood casks that this beer was aged in, then a more complex sour winey flavor develops. The body is medium and smooth. The finish is very dry like a red wine. Truly an outstanding beer!

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Piraat 10.5°-1/3L

Ref: BB20806

Voted overall Best Amber Beer (Gold medal) in the California Microbrew Beer Festival 1995.
In the 17th and 18th century, strong ale like the Piraat was highly prized by the seafaring captains for its keeping qualities and its high and healthy food value. The daily distribution of a pint of this ale kept the pirates in good health and gave them the spirit to survive the hard life on the sea. One had no water on a ship, but wine or strong beer that could be kept for months on the sea. Piraat is a wickedly rich and rounded brew that packs a mighty punch. The powerful glow builds up from inside. Deep golden with a subtle haze. Lots of hops and malt. Mild sweetness. Reminiscent of bread dough, spices and tropical fruits.

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