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A bright golden ale with a delicately sweet aroma that is smooth bodied and easy to drink.

Bottle Conditioned.
Corsendonk Agnus is fairly dry in the mouth and this effect is heightened by a good dose of bitterness.
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Bottle Conditioned
(Abbey Brown Ale) from Brewery Corsendonk in Oud-Turnhout. Burgundy brown with slight smoky bouquet bursting with fruit and nut flavours.
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Floreffe Blonde is brewed from water drawn from their own well and with spring barley malt.
Its subtle bitterness comes from a specially selected blend of hops. During the boil, candy sugar is added together with some ground spices. After the fermentation and maturation are complete, the beer is clarified in a centrifuge, without filtration.

Floreffe Double owes its beautiful brown colour and its pronounced malty flavour to a clever balance of special malts. The main fermentation process lasts a whole week, thanks to carefully selected yeasts.
After cold decantation and clarification, yeast and sugar are added to the beer for a secondary fermentation process in the bottle. This is the traditional method developed by the monks at Floreffe Abbey.

Floreffe Triple owes its considerable reputation to the pungent hop-bitterness and touch of caramel that are apparent in its flavour. As is the case with the other Floreffe beers, it is not filtered and may appear cloudy when served very cold. Brewed to an old formula belonging to the monks of Floreffe abbey, it is refermented in the bottle with the addition of yeast and sugar.

Fairly light abbey beer, softly malty on the palate, with a hint of hops in the fairly tart finish.

Dark fruity ale, sweetish malt notes and a long fruity finish.

A pale blonde ale, quite fresh and crisp, with a few winey notes in the dry finish.

Superb multigrain beer, regularly voted one of the best in the world. Soft peach and apricot aroma, exceptionally smooth mouthfeel, and a long, spicy, warming finish.
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Softly malty blonde abbey ale, with a silky, perfumed palate. Slightly spicy in the finish.
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Coppery brown abbey ale, slightly smoky on the nose, and with a fairly dry finish for a bruin.
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Strong dark abbey ale, spiced with coriander and bitter orange peel. Deep fruity flavours and a warming dollop of alcohol in the finish.
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Medium bodied and slightly spicy, this tripel carries its strength well - deceptively easy to drink!
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Abbey beer Leffe 9° is a high fermentation beer with a deep golden colour and an alcohol content of 9%. Its wholesome taste and its rich flavour make it a beer full of character. Leffe 9° will be your ideal companion for a time of authentic beer tasting.
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Bottle conditioned.
Moortgat Brewery
A blond fresh tasting beer with hints of fruit and spice.
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Moortgat Brewery.
A reddish Abbey ale with notes of fruit and rich chocolate on the palate.
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Moortgat Brewery.
A Triple golden Abbey ale with complex fruity flavours. on the finish there are intermingling hop and malt flavours.
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Bottle conditioned.
Moortgat Brewery
A blond fresh tasting beer with hints of fruit and spice.

Moortgat Brewery.
A reddish Abbey ale with notes of fruit and rich chocolate on the palate.

Moortgat Brewery.
A Triple golden Abbey ale with complex fruity flavours. on the finish there are intermingling hop and malt flavours.

Pale golden in color with a white, dense foam and a flavor that is soft, creamy and slightly herbal.

A Soft dark brown ale, with a lot of dried fruit and chocolate notes. Sweetish finish.

Fairly pale, dry tripel, some spice notes and a slightly yeasty finish

This is a dark fruity brown ale with a wonderful warming finish.