I have heard that there is 11 trappist monastery's ; 6 Belgian, 2 Netherlands,1 French,1 German and 1 Austrian . and most probably more ?manticle said:For a while there were 6 Belgian trappist breweries and one Dutch - the Dutch being La Trappe/ Koeningshoeven.
There was a time when they lost their right to the appellation but they regained it.
There is, as of recent times an 8th trappist brewery in Austria. I've not tried their beers.
Original too...northside novice said:
There's loads of trappist monastries, many of whom don't brew at all.northside novice said:I have heard that there is 11 trappist monastery's ; 6 Belgian, 2 Netherlands,1 French,1 German and 1 Austrian . and most probably more ?
have also read that not all are currently brewing inside their monastery though . and the german one is not brewing at all at the moment.
mont des cats , the French one, is brewing their beer at the chimay brewery but have not obtained the ITA (international trappist association)logo yet , and probably won't until they brew it inside their own monastery .
IMO..... a better beer than the Pacific Ale.Liam_snorkel said:How does it compare to s&w pacific ale?
I've seen this at Dans but not bothered after reading the blurb on their website. I like the fact they're in cans though..
8 with the new Austrian one you mentioned but there you go , mont cats is not one, but probably as good as a ita stamped one .manticle said:There's loads of trappist monastries, many of whom don't brew at all.
By 7- I mean monastries that have the legal right to use the appelation "Trappist" and include the appropriate logo on their beer.
mont des Cats is apparently not one of them: http://belgianbeerspecialist.blogspot.com.au/2011/06/abbaye-du-mont-des-cats-launches-biere.html
I wish there were more - even the worst of them is still pretty damn good.
La trappe were 'authentic', lost the right to the appelation then regained it so this **** always is subject to change.
so no one else can brew a Belgium ipa ? the feral one was very noice :icon_drool2: , I havnt tried the flying dog but have enjoyed every beer I have had from them in the past .Bizier said:Original too...
Had to have another. This is just heaven IMHO, and I'm normally a mild ale drinker. I'm tempted to try to brew one but **** a 10% Belgian is pretty intimidating. Actually, a 7% Belgian is intimidating to brew haha.mje1980 said:
I've spent 20 minutes trying to invert this picture with no luck at all. Its worth it too, it's a freaking cracking beer. For a 10% belgian, its very very smooth. The aroma is sweet honey/soft ethanol, and the flavour is soft alcohol, and subtle dark fruit. It is slightly lighter in colour than Chimay red. Body is light/medium, but i suppose for 10% i'd have to say light, and spot on. Not picking up many phenols, which suits me ( im an ester man ), only slightly in the end. Bloody hell, this is a ******* nice beer. I will be buying more.
This must be the most detailed beer review i've ever done hahah
I can't drink it. Or anything else Belgian... I think I'm sensitive to higher alcohols and fusels, that's all I can taste when I drink them. Even Belgian Blondes, though I'd love to try a Swedish blonde to compare some day. The German Blonde I sampled for a while was good, though.Liam_snorkel said:^ such a nice beer. I started buying it from Dans before I got into brewing because it is strong, now I buy it because it's awesome.
Has dan murphys got this now?northside novice said:ballast point sculpin ipa 7%abc 001 (480x640).jpg
nice like the big eye, should of got a big eye for a side by side .
not wowing me as I was hoping but I am excited to be trying it no the less and it is bloody good, big hoppy aroma , reminds me of a
sn torpedo , full malty hoppy mouth feel with a long lingering hoppy bitterness , it just a very big u.s hop parade , love the fishy label too.
Imperial lager?lukasfab said:no pic but had 4 pints of VALE LARGER last night, nice drop
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