SUNDAY JULY 19th Beer Tasting

Belgian Degree’s

See why the Belgians have to label their strong ales with a number.

St. Feuillien Brune

Dubbel Brasserie St. Feuillien, Le Roeulx, Belgium……7.5% ABV

Since 1873, the Friart family has been brewing various lines of beer, including this Brune.

Taste: $3.00 Glass: $6.50

Tripel Karmeliet

Tripel Brouwerij Bosteels, Buggenhout, Belgium……8.4% ABV

The recipe for this ale has been the same exact one since 1679.

Taste: $3.00              Glass: $6.50

Trappistes Rochefort 8

Belgian Strong Dark Ale Brasserie de Rochefort, Belgium……9.2% ABV

The number on the bottle represents the strength according to the Belgian Degree system. The Belgian degrees are associated with the density of the wort.

Taste: $4.50              Glass: $8.00

Kasteel

Tripel Brouwerij Van Honsebrouck,Ingelmunster Belgium ……11.0% ABV

A brewery built from the ruins of a castle and has cellars dating back to the Middle Ages.

Taste: $3.00 Glass: $6.50

Trappistes Rochefort 10

Quadrupel Brasserie de Rochefort, Belgium ……11.3% ABV

The Rochefort Brewery remains one of the more mysterious, inaccessible brewery/monasteries in the Trappist system. They are proud of their products, renouncing large scale economic thinking.

Taste: $5.50              Glass: $10.00

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