Fruli Strawberry White Beer
Fruli Belgian White Beer – Strawberry Flavour – 4.1% abv (bottled) We’ve been up and running for a couple of months now and I’m ashamed to note that the level of female input into our reviews is...
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Daas Organic Beer – Blond and Witte
I’d never heard of Daas beers until meeting the company via Twitter, perhaps because of my woeful knowledge of Belgian brewing styles. And I’m very glad I did find them. Before I continue I should add...
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Saison Dupont
I always opted for the larger (75Cl ) bottles of Saison Dupont as they come Saison Dupont - large bottle corked rather than with a bottle cap and the metal from the cap apparently can slightly change...
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Chimay Red
A nice cool bottle of Chimay Red in front of my parents open fire This 7% Trappist beer was the initial choice for making my Potted Cheese recipe but, after a couple of taste tests, I reverted to...
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Maredsous Brune 8%
Maredsous Brune (or Bruin) It seems that my previous claims that I wasn’t really a fan of Belgian beers were completely unfounded (or simply founded on inexperience). A few years ago I assumed...
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Flying Dog Raging Bitch
Terrible beer, great name. Flying Dog Raging Bitch - orange in colour; orange in taste Of course not, it’s the other way round. Disclaimer starts here: I love this beer. I first sampled The Bitch at...
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Great Divide Belgica
Gallia Belgica this is not... An IPA this is not... There’s Belgian style IPAs (whatever that is) and then there’s Belgian Style IPAs (whatever they are). This is the latter. It’s sweet beyond belief,...
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Pannepot 2008
Broody and brown, like blood-red soil on a wet day, four-year aged Pannepot is dragged out of the beer cupboard and into a glass like Jack Dee to an in-laws barbecue… It simply doesn’t want to open...
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Orval
Stroll through an ageing orchard, take a gulp of the musty air at the defunct pressing room door. Continue past the old farm cottage to the door of the dirty whitewashed inn where the drip trays need...
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