Belgium Beer ' 680 brand , more than 1000 different choice

tony vi

For a so small country is a very amazing huge productions , Do you like to know them better , check at http://www.belgourmet.be/fr/bieres/index.php (you can translate the page when you make a search with google) , for me they taste very great , but in one way it is normal as i was born and raise in Belgium before come to leave in Asia nearly 2 decade ago .

Do you drink Belgium Beer ?

Byrnzie

I bought a bottle of beer in Belgium once called 'Delerium tremens'. It was 13% alcohol or something and tasted like shit. It had pictures of flying pink elephants on the bottle e.t.c. Crazy shit.

My3rdEye

tony vi wrote:

For a so small country is a very amazing huge productions , Do you like to know them better , check at http://www.belgourmet.be/fr/bieres/index.php (you can translate the page when you make a search with google) , for me they taste very great , but in one way it is normal as i was born and raise in Belgium before come to leave in Asia nearly 2 decade ago .

Do you drink Belgium Beer ?

They make the best fucking beers on the planet. Delicious!! Try Leffe Blonde if you haven't already. Excellent!

Byrnzie I had that Delerium at a small bar called Eulogy in Philadelphia. I actually enjoyed it but I was a bit buzzed already

Julien

Belgian beers are the best !
Duvel, Leffe, Kasteelbier, etc. etc. etc.

Julien

Byrnzie wrote:

I bought a bottle of beer in Belgium once called 'Delerium tremens'. It was 13% alcohol or something and tasted like shit. It had pictures of flying pink elephants on the bottle e.t.c. Crazy shit.

yes, that's a good one !

intodeep

I enjoy the mass produced ones like hoegarrden and stella a lot. I have not had a ton from Belgium but i've had a lot of belgium "style" beers brewed by micro's here in the US and almost all of them have been great.

Ommegang from Cooperstown NY makes some very fine beers. Their 3 philosiphers and Abbey Ale are AWESOME.

patrickredeyes

http://www.stellaartois.com/


I discovered Stella during the Canada 2005 tour. Great beer.

Julien

patrickredeyes wrote:

http://www.stellaartois.com/


I discovered Stella during the Canada 2005 tour. Great beer.

i always have stella home..

Lesbelges

Wuwu go belgian beer!

I loooooove it!

Leffe, Kasteel, Duvel, Orval, Chimay, Grimbergen

All great!

patrickredeyes

Julien wrote:

i always have stella home..

Ohhh its so good.


It wasn't available in Wisconsin for a while until late last year.

intodeep

Lesbelges wrote:

Wuwu go belgian beer!

I loooooove it!

Leffe, Kasteel, Duvel, Orval, Chimay, Grimbergen

All great!

I am very familar with Duvel and Chimay i have not tried the others. They are a bit pricey but so delicious!

Julien

intodeep wrote:

I am very familar with Duvel and Chimay i have not tried the others. They are a bit pricey but so delicious!

if you have the possibility, try the others. Orval especially.

anotherclone

There is an HD channel called MOJO that runs a show called "Three Sheets". Its a travel show that revolves around drinking. Its really a great show as the host drinks alcoholic beverages with the locals. They even show him staggering home and hungover the next day.

ANYWAY, they did a show in Belgium and it was really great! He even went to a monastery where the monks brew beer.

_Crazy_Mary_

Yes. I only like Belgian Ales!
Chimay, Kwak, Abbay, Gueze Boon, Iris. I don't know all the names of them. I work in a restaurant that changes the beer and wine list weekly and anytime a new Belgian Ale shows up, I drink it. They usually have about 50 beers available.

josevolution

patrickredeyes wrote:

Ohhh its so good.


It wasn't available in Wisconsin for a while until late last year.

hell yeah love me some stella's have you tried it on tap damm that is also so good, that beer has been brewing since 1366 damm that is along time ...

ryan198

anotherclone wrote:

There is an HD channel called MOJO that runs a show called "Three Sheets". Its a travel show that revolves around drinking. Its really a great show as the host drinks alcoholic beverages with the locals. They even show him staggering home and hungover the next day.

ANYWAY, they did a show in Belgium and it was really great! He even went to a monastery where the monks brew beer.

i love that show...except it's on at like 2 in the morning and only makes me want to have just one more.

Indifference

anotherclone wrote:

There is an HD channel called MOJO that runs a show called "Three Sheets". Its a travel show that revolves around drinking. Its really a great show as the host drinks alcoholic beverages with the locals. They even show him staggering home and hungover the next day.

ANYWAY, they did a show in Belgium and it was really great! He even went to a monastery where the monks brew beer.

Three sheets is my 2nd favorite show on TV - its great. Love the belgium one as I hit a few places on there when I went to Belgium for the Werchter Festival last year.....

glb

LaChouffe is the bomb!

glb

intodeep wrote:

I enjoy the mass produced ones like hoegarrden and stella a lot. I have not had a ton from Belgium but i've had a lot of belgium "style" beers brewed by micro's here in the US and almost all of them have been great.

Ommegang from Cooperstown NY makes some very fine beers. Their 3 philosiphers and Abbey Ale are AWESOME.

Go to either of the Green's Liquor stores in Atlanta and they have a plethora of Belgiums. The one on Ponce has a special walk in cooler (Belgiums are suppose to be served chilled, not ice cold) and it is full of nothing but super Belgium beers.

BetterManningNYG

rochefort
westmalle
gouden carolus
st. bernardus
maredsous
corsendonk
orval
chouffe
achel
chimay
des rocs
leffe
urthel
piraat
duvel
scaldis
lucifer
konings hoeven
kasteel
delirium

i really want to try westvleteren, but i hear that it's only available at the belgian monastery where it's brewed.

of all the belgian-style ales produced in other parts of the world, unibroue (quebec) and allagash (maine) are my favorites. ommegang (cooperstown) is very good too (and the brewery's location is ideal for you baseball fans). victory (pennsylvania) produces a few good belgian styles as well.

Hinny

I used to think Stella was a pretty nice beer, until I found myself in Belgium and thought, geez that stuff tastes like piss water compared to all these other brilliant local brews they've got around here.