rhdad42 02:24 PM 03-20-2009
I'm a big fan of Belgian ales. Very few things are as satisfying as enjoying a Belgian ale with friends and a cigar. I love Fin du Monde, Chimay, Corsendonk, and enjoy Golden Monkey if I'm in the mood for something sweeter )I know all these aren't from Belgium, per se).
Anyone out there want to recommend something new for me to try? Monster Beverage has a really good selection, and I'm in the mood for something new this weekend.
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Ollie 08:11 PM 03-20-2009
Everything I've had from Ommegang has been excelent.
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WyGuy 08:32 PM 03-20-2009
Originally Posted by Ollie:
Everything I've had from Ommegang has been excelent.
:-)
I especially like the Hennenpin.
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AllOGistics 08:32 PM 03-20-2009
Originally Posted by Ollie:
Everything I've had from Ommegang has been excelent.
:-)
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HawkEye19 09:11 PM 03-20-2009
Chimay ales are exceptional. Duvel makes a tasty golden ale.
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Heatmiser 12:44 PM 03-22-2009
Originally Posted by HawkEye19:
Duvel makes a tasty golden ale.
:-)
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SmokeyNL 12:57 PM 03-22-2009
some I really like;
Westvleteren 12
Rochefort 10
Kasteelbeer (brown)
Westmalle
Leffe
Kwak
Well many others come to mind as well, but these are the ones I like best overall.
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Originally Posted by SmokeyNL:
some I really like;
Westvleteren 12
Rochefort 10
Kasteelbeer (brown)
Westmalle
Leffe
Kwak
Well many others come to mind as well, but these are the ones I like best overall.
Good luck finding the Westie 12. I've got one that I'm saving for a special occasion that was a bring-back from a colleague that did new years in Amsterdam.
You can find the Roche 8 pretty easily, but the Roche 10 is hard to come by but worth the purchase when you find it.
Leffe is way overrated in my book.
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SmokeyNL 01:40 PM 03-22-2009
Originally Posted by Drat:
Good luck finding the Westie 12. I've got one that I'm saving for a special occasion that was a bring-back from a colleague that did new years in Amsterdam.
You can find the Roche 8 pretty easily, but the Roche 10 is hard to come by but worth the purchase when you find it.
Leffe is way overrated in my book.
I live near the belgian border, all it takes for me to get westvleteren is a phonecall and a drive over there. (it is also beeing sold in some stores now even though it is not allowed.)
Rochefort 10 is sold in a lot of stores including some supermarkets (chimay as well), then again some of the Belgian markets have insane selections, we here in the Netherlands have a nice choice though.
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Originally Posted by SmokeyNL:
I live near the belgian border, all it takes for me to get westvleteren is a phonecall and a drive over there. (it is also beeing sold in some stores now even though it is not allowed.)
Rochefort 10 is sold in a lot of stores including some supermarkets (chimay as well), then again some of the Belgian markets have insane selections, we here in the Netherlands have a nice choice though.
I'm so unbelievably jealous!
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awsmith4 06:59 PM 03-22-2009
Logan aka Sixpacksunday bombed the Greenwood SC Herf with quite a few great beers, including the Rochefort 10. I am in love and have been looking for it since
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landhoney 01:30 PM 03-24-2009
Anything from Cantillon, Duchess de Bourgogne, Roodenbach Grand Cru, Goudenband, De Dolle Oerbier Reserva (hard to find though, but great).
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icantbejon 01:31 PM 03-24-2009
Originally Posted by SmokeyNL:
some I really like;
Westvleteren 12
Rochefort 10
Kasteelbeer (brown) :-):-):-):-)
Westmalle
:-)
Kwak
Well many others come to mind as well, but these are the ones I like best overall.
These are solid recommendations in my opinion. Love Kasteel. Get ready for a bit of a punch though, as it's pretty strong.
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icantbejon 01:32 PM 03-24-2009
Originally Posted by SmokeyNL:
some I really like;
Westvleteren 12
Rochefort 10
Kasteelbeer (brown) :-):-):-):-)
Westmalle
Leffe :-)
Kwak
Well many others come to mind as well, but these are the ones I like best overall.
These are solid recommendations in my opinion. Love Kasteel. Get ready for a bit of a punch though, as it's pretty strong.
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SmokeyNL 01:33 PM 03-24-2009
icantbejon 01:33 PM 03-24-2009
Originally Posted by volfan:
Malheur 10 is very good as is Saison DuPont. For something sweeter, Malheur has a couple of belgian ales that use champagne yeast (IIRC) and they are a bit sweeter. Although not really a belgian, Ommegang Three Philosophers has a bit of sweetness to it as just rocks. It gets better with a couple of years on it so get extra and stock up.
Three Philosophers is another great recommendation. JK5 shared some with me not too long ago and it was very tasty.
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Tripp 02:29 PM 03-24-2009
I don't know a lot about Belgian ales, but i'm drinking the Widmer brewmaster release '09 Belgian
style ale, and its fantastic!
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ashtonlady 03:11 PM 03-24-2009
Delirium Tremins is one of my favorites. Got to love those pink elephants.
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