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Originally published in What’s Brewing August 2004 Origin: Anderlecht, Brussels, Belgium ABV: 5 per cent Buy from Specialist stockists Website www.cantillon.be Cantillon Rosé de Gambrinus The lambic beers of the area in and around Brussels are the result of the ancient technique of “spontaneous” fermentation. Lambic brewers simply leave the wort exposed to […] Originally published in BEER December 2003. NOTE This review forms part of what was originally published as a single longer article. See previous posts for an introduction to Imperial stouts and some other reviews. See the next post to continue reading about further Imperial stouts.See all parts of this article: http://desdemoor.co.uk/?tag=imperial-stouts-beer-2003 Origin: Lochristi, East […] Originally published in What’s Brewing November 2003 Origin: Malle, Antwerpen, Belgium ABV: 7 per cent Buy from supermarkets, specialist shops Westmalle Dubbel Westmalle abbey is a member of the beer world’s most exclusive club: the Trappist monasteries that brew beer commercially under the direction of the monks. There are currently only six of […] Originally published in What’s Brewing September 2002 Origin: Hoegaarden, Brabant, Belgium ABV: 5% Buy from: most supermarkets, beer shops Hoegaarden Wit Unfiltered ‘white’ beers were once the local speciality of the northeast corner of Brabant. Brewers here used unmalted wheat, giving a very fruity, phenolic and distinctively wheaty flavour, and spiced their beers […] |
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