What's your favorite Beer?
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http://www.bierzwerg.de/product_info.php?info=p2846_belgien–kasteel-cuv-e-du-chateau-2012--0-75-liter-mehrwegflasche.html (This cuvée du chateau is rumoured to actually be 10 year old Kasteelbier Bruin… Official story from the brewery: it's a take on how Kasteelbier Bruin would taste after 10 years... I can tell you this though: for months now I've been ordering Kasteelbier Bruin for my store and have either not received anything, or have received the Cuvée... It's weird...)
http://www.bierzwerg.de/product_info.php?info=p4593_belgien–de-struise-brouwers-rye-triple-xxx-reserva-bourbon-ba-2012--0-75-liter-mehrwegflasche.html (I haven't tried this myself, and it's not cheap, but it's supposedly excellent…)
http://www.bierzwerg.de/product_info.php?info=p3512_belgien–dubuisson-bush-prestige--0-75-liter-glasflasche.html (At this price - it costs only 1.7 € less in Belgium - this is a MUST BUY!)
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I never was a beer drinker, wine and whisky did it for me. But then, I never tried belgian beer and it looks like it would be right up my alley…
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If you're into wine, you'll be into beer… Just make sure you get the right ones first... Do you like a normal pilsner?..
Not at all. I come from franconia, so I prefer Rotbier or Dark beers. I'm in love with malt, but not with too much hop (is that the word)?
We have a great brewery in Nuremberg that only sells locally, but they do also very nice spirits out of beer.
http://www.hausbrauerei-altstadthof.de/brauerei/biere.htmlI did a beer tasting there and preferred the Dark and Red Beer.
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My fav old Brow… Liefmans Goudenband... Some random pics... Whilst it is warming up to the right temperature... My fridge maxes out at 7C° but that's too cold for 99 % of the beers... And I'm not wealthy enough to be able to purchase a wine fridge...
That blue wrapper...
I'm assuming you guys are fluent in Dutch, hence why I didn't focus on the English text…
Opened…
Better hurry and drink it… Exp date of 2023... Standard procedure, this beer can be kept much longer in the right conditions... They add 10 years to the date of when it was bottled... With geuzes this is actually 20 years...
