This golden beer presents with exquisite notes of cardamom, cinnamon, and clove. A lovely beer that paris with so many meals–I enjoy this with spicy food and last had this beer with Indian food.
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Categorized in Belgium and Tripel
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Gouden Carolus Tripel is a very dark beer–not as dark as Guinness. This beer is luxuriant and elegant. The notes range from black pepper, cardamom, honeyed truffle moving between each flavor profile in a lyrical manner. A fulfilling experience… one that I cannot wait to experience again and again.
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Categorized in Belgium and Tripel
This blond ale from the Maredsous Abbey; at 6% it is still light and it’s bright amber color is fantastically beautiful. This ale is a bit serious yet blankets of cream, toast, almond and other toasted nuts make for a satisfying Belgium blonde ale.
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Categorized in Blonde Ale
This well known Belgium golden ale presents with notes of butterscotch, subtle simmering spices and finishes nicely with what seems like it might go to bitter but elegantly stops before than point and finishes rich and focused.
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Categorized in Belgium and Golden Ale
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A beautiful Tripel considerable spice notes: cardamom, ground clove, and mace finishing with caramel, dark chocolate and cream. A delight with food and even better by itself.
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Categorized in Belgium and Tripel
