Belgian & Belgian Style Beer Review
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Bad Sunday for Belgian Beers
Wow, this weekend was not too good for trying out some new beers. The first go was Brother Theolonius. While shopping at Bevmo (favorite spot for beer and wine), I saw the Brother Theolonis bottle. I read the description, "Like a Belgian “Dark Strong Ale”, the beer is rich and robust with an ABV of 9.3%." I thought this might be like one of my other dark strong ale favorites, Grimbergen. Boy, was I disappointed...this beer just did not taste that great, and the taste of alcohol was strong. I will not be trying this one again.
The one redeeming quality about this beer was When you buy Brother Thelonious Belgian Style Abbey Ale you also help to support the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz whose mission is to offer the world's most promising young musicians college level training by America's jazz masters and to present public school-based jazz education programs for young people around the world. All of these programs are offered free of charge to the students and schools.
To make up for it, my Fiance's Dad (the Pre-Dad-In-Law) brought out a Cuvee Angelique Belgian Beer. The words to describe it are...IT SUCKED...I hate to pour out a beer, but everybody agreed, it was horrible, and so we threw it out...bummer, on the beers...Hopefully I'll have some new ones to recommend next time...
Thursday, June 30, 2011
McChouffe for the Weekend
Last weekend was a great weekend for trying new belgian and belgian style beers. One of the best ones I had was the McChouffe beer. Even at 8%, you couldn't taste the alcohol it did have a nice fruity finish. Get this one cold, pour it into your favorite Belgian Beer style glass and drink...peferably outside for a beautiful weekend.
This brewery also has some other great beers so be sure to check them out too.
Monday, June 27, 2011
The Cranky Beer Blogger: Unibroue Trois Pistoles
The Cranky Beer Blogger: Unibroue Trois Pistoles: "Unibroue Trois Pistoles , a photo by Cody La Bière on Flickr. This is the beer that changed me for all beer. This wasn't the first Unibroue..."
Thursday, June 23, 2011
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Monday, June 20, 2011
La Fin Du Monde
A couple years ago, my Fiance and her Dad introduced my to Belgian beers. I was hooked right away. Since then I have been on a quest to try as many Belgian and Belgian style beers that I can get my hands on. I've found some great ones, and others that tasted like dirty feet. I'm here to help people find and try other great Belgian beers, if not for the great taste but the fact that most are over 7% alcohol and make you feel pretty good!!!
The first beer I am reviewing is the La Fin Du Monde, a Canadian beer made by Unibroue. It is crafted in the Belgian Beer tradition of Trappist Monks. I picked this one up at BevMo last weekend for about $9 for the 750mL.
This beer was fantastic. At 9% alcohol it packs a nice punch. The beer goes well with cheeses so I had mine with Cheetos. This worked out good since I just had enough time to drink a glass with the pre-wife before heading out to Father's day dinner.
If your into getting the details on best temp, pairings, etc check out this video. If your like me, just get it cold, pour into a glass, and drink it down. Definately worth a rebuy.
The first beer I am reviewing is the La Fin Du Monde, a Canadian beer made by Unibroue. It is crafted in the Belgian Beer tradition of Trappist Monks. I picked this one up at BevMo last weekend for about $9 for the 750mL.
This beer was fantastic. At 9% alcohol it packs a nice punch. The beer goes well with cheeses so I had mine with Cheetos. This worked out good since I just had enough time to drink a glass with the pre-wife before heading out to Father's day dinner.
If your into getting the details on best temp, pairings, etc check out this video. If your like me, just get it cold, pour into a glass, and drink it down. Definately worth a rebuy.
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