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Posted: 9/15/2024 3:26:37 PM EST
Including, but not limited to, Lambic of course. |
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I'm not sure if I count as an aficionado, and I'm also not sure how "widely available" it is, but I like Westmalle Dubbel, and I can sometimes find it out here in the boonies.
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Rochefort 6 Attached File
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I'll have to try the ones mentioned above. I like Leffe and Duvel. I'm glad nobody has mentioned Stella yet.
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Quoted: This variety pack is great. They are all really good. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/8660/VanSteenberge_sampler_2019_png-3323307.JPG View Quote Piraat is very very good. Not dark or red but still a strong trippel style. Gulden Draak to me is the standard baseline to judge up or down other Belgian trips and quads. |
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I know it isn't Belgian, but I dig the New Belgium Triple. It is easier to find than some of the other beers mentioned here, but if I can find them, I'll pick some up.
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Quoted: Leffe is meh for me. Duvel is a legit triple. If you can find Orval, go for it. It's really tasty, but may be hard to find. Anything Chimay is good, except maybe the Green, didn't care for it. St Bernardus in all forms is good, 12, 8, 6 One of these day's I'll set out all of my beer glasses and post some pics. I have a few. I took this pic at a local grocery store. This is a smaller collection https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/88214/Belgian_Beer_Store-3236787.jpg View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I'll have to try the ones mentioned above. I like Leffe and Duvel. I'm glad nobody has mentioned Stella yet. If you can find Orval, go for it. It's really tasty, but may be hard to find. Anything Chimay is good, except maybe the Green, didn't care for it. St Bernardus in all forms is good, 12, 8, 6 One of these day's I'll set out all of my beer glasses and post some pics. I have a few. I took this pic at a local grocery store. This is a smaller collection https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/88214/Belgian_Beer_Store-3236787.jpg What part of SC, and what grocery store? I've never seen a selection like that at Publix, Kroger or the local liquor store. |
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Quoted: Rochefort 6https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/489357/IMG_6786_png-3323301.JPG View Quote I’ll see you and raise, |
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View Quote This. Trappiste Rocheforte 10 for the quadrupel win. |
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Westmalle Tripel. Rochefort, any of them. Chimay Blue if you're in the mood for something thick and chewy. St. Bernardus---all of them, and yep, the 12 too. Not a big Orval guy, but people like them. Be in the mood for something overtly hoppy.
Lambics, Frank Boon's Gueze, De drolle something-or-other. Lindemans for sweet fruit lambics. Cantillon, the one I had, unimpressed. Hard to be, admittedly, as long as I waited to try it. (E.g., Haut-Brion didn't make it. 'Yquem sure as hell did, though.) Anyway, for my favorite of them all, Rodenbach, grand cru or not. Just so Goddamned refreshing and delicious. |
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Agree. Delirium is delicious. Along with St Bernardus.
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Also, not sure where you are in Virginia, but Wegmans has a good selection of Belgians.
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Quoted: Sorry to all the beer snobs, but like this! https://i.ibb.co/N9ds0gF/623-CE781-23-B3-456-C-B114-4-B836019-EA6-B.jpg View Quote |
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Quoted: Is that a Rochefort served in an Orval glass?!?! Belgian Blasphemy! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: The glasses were something that surprised me when I spent some time in Belgium. Seems like it would really limit the number of beers a restaurant or bar can carry, which is probably the point. |
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Quoted: The glasses were something that surprised me when I spent some time in Belgium. Seems like it would really limit the number of beers a restaurant or bar can carry, which is probably the point. View Quote If a bar runs out of clean glasses they won't serve the beer until they have the correct glasses to serve it in. If you go to a zoo in Belgium and go to the restaurant in the zoo, they will have beer, good beer, and will have the correct glasses lined up for your enjoyment. Some of the glasses have wooden stands because they can't stand on their own. Kwak is a good example. Interesting story of why the glass is the way it is https://belgianbeers.co.uk/beer-blog/why-is-kwak-beer-served-in-such-a-unique-glass/ |
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Several savvy and complex gentlemen in this thread. Unsure if it's considered Belgian style, but Dragon's Milk White is a very tasty stout.
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Saison DuPont is the classic farmhouse ale. It has that unique horse blanket flavor that you may have heard mention of. It’s a very good representation of the farmhouse style.
Duchess de Bourgogne is a Belgian sour, however it is slightly different from the sours you will find here in the US. It is a sour cherry however the finish is more of a balsamic flavor and trust me, it’s effing good. A sipper for sure. |
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My wife went to Brussels and found a beer festival going on and all I got was an empty glass
Attached File I drink Afflingem regularly over here. |
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Quoted: My wife went to Brussels and found a beer festival going on and all I got was an empty glass https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/239278/1000004608_jpg-3323811.JPG I drink Afflingem regularly over here. View Quote |
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Ah , someone with class ! |
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Just go to Belgium and do this..,,
Attached File and this was after a Westvleteren 12 and Roquefort 10 . Rest of the day is a little fuzzy . ETA. Check out this menu.. Attached File |
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Quoted: Gouden Carolus classic is great beer. Het Anchor brewery where it's brewed is in Mechelen (or Maline in French), where Belgian Malinois dogs originated. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: My wife went to Brussels and found a beer festival going on and all I got was an empty glass https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/239278/1000004608_jpg-3323811.JPG I drink Afflingem regularly over here. Cool, thanks for the info My wife said it was great and she's the typical wine mom who doesn't drink beer |
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