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Brouwerij Verhaeghe

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Duchesse Chocolate Cherry

Duchesse Chocolate Cherry

Murky brown color which is not especially attractive, looks drab. The head is OK given the beer, and recedes, as expected, to a thinnish collar. In better light the beer looks like it has some more crimson/purple hue. Nose is a very woody based...

3.50 out of 5.00 | Good
Duchesse Petite

Duchesse Petite

11.2 oz can, from Belgian Style Ales here in the US. Pour is as expected with the Coke like head that is gone in seconds. Zero retention, zero lace. As expected. Great garnet red color as the light hits it. Nose is indistinguishable from its bigger...

3.55 out of 5.00 | Good
Verhaeghe Echte Kriekenbier

Verhaeghe Echte Kriekenbier

Reports suggest that this beer is now re-branded as Duchesse Cherry, coincidently recent reviewed. As such, these notes are essentially on an aged version of that beer. I've learned a LOT about old/cellared beer over the years. As a result, I've...

4.50 out of 5.00 | Excellent
Duchesse Cherry

Duchesse Cherry

Reports suggest that this beer is just a re-branded version of Echt Krienenbier coincidently recently reviewed. As such, these notes are on essentially a fresh version of that beer. 11.2 oz single from Gays, Angola, IN. Odd find in a weird place....

3.59 out of 5.00 | Good
Duchesse De Bourgogne

Duchesse De Bourgogne

This was pretty much exactly what I thought it would be. If you were brought up like I was, in an area of England renowned for its cider production, then this will remind you very much of a dry, genuine "scrumpy" farmhouse cider. The only...

4.12 out of 5.00 | Very Good