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Disappointingly, this came to the states only in the special, World Cup 4-packs with a commemorative glass. This beer has sod-all to do with the World Cup, oh how I hate marketing! Pour offers the anticipated pale golden body with some broken lace...
I guess that there are two ways to look at this. Firstly, if you take it for what it is, then it's not bad (even if I think it's a little too hop forward even for a Belgian Pale or Blonde). However, if you start comparing it to Duvel - which IMO is...
Brewed in 2023 to commemorate the 125th birthday of the Belgian painter René Magritte. You can read all about it (and him) here. $23.99 from Belmont Party Supply in Dayton, OH, USA in April of 2024. Typical Duvel high, white cloudy head sits atop...
Another Duvel variant that we don't need, but as you know I'll try all that I can. Here we go with 6.66. A pour that looks suspiciously Hefeweizen-like. Large, pitted, white head. Nose and tastes are surprisingly sweet with a light bitter overtone....
Batch 6. Bottle # 21421 out of 101325. 390 Barrels. Packaged in a box with an open face and comes with a small, highball type glass (pictured). If you've ever read any of my notes regarding barrel aged Belgians of any descriptions, you know I just...
If I'm honest I had no idea that this beer even existed. It's pretty new, has flown under the radar of many folk, and I believe it may have originally been produced for a festival. I acquired by accident too, when it was used to replace a beer that...
Second time I've had this, last time was the 2020 version that I did NOT take notes on, but did take a picture of. Very light, golden pour whose color has the look of a macro, adjunct lager! Thickish, ice-cream like head retention good, lacing...
Belgian IPAs ... ... the best way for me to describe just about every one is, "I don't hate them, but even after all of their years of being around, I don't really understand why they exist." Over-hopped (or perhaps better put, highly hopped) beers...
OK, not really sure what the purpose of this beer actually IS, as it seems as though Ommegang (in its American way) has had a reverse influence on Moortgat. As much as I love Ommegang, this is not an influence or input that is needed under ANY...
Having missed out on the first wave of this coming to Atlanta several months ago, I've managed to catch it about four times in the last few weeks - pleasing. On each occasion (The Fred, The Brick Store and Ormsby's) the beer was served in the Duvel...
Additional notes 03/02/24 (pictured) I love this glass. The "6" appears to have been dropped from the name these days. This is a lovely beer, but perhaps not my favorite of all of the Maredsous range these days, There is a LOT od underlying,...
Additional notes 04/19/24 (pictured) These days the "10" moniker in the name is missing, although the beer still comes in at 10%. The pour seems darker than in the past. Head is still as amazing as it ever was, and when it settles it forms a...
Additional notes 06/06/25 330 ml bottle, directly from Belgium. I've always loved this beer, and on top of the annihilation of distribution in the USA it's become less and less easy to source from Belgian retailers that ship to the States. Added to...
$13.90 for 330 mL, 4 pack, Arbor Beverage, Douglasville, GA. (Yes, I was ripped-off, but this is the first time in four years I have been able to buy this in the US, so give me a break). I drank Duvel for years in the UK before coming to the States...