The Foeders of Roeselare: A Visit with the Wooden Behemoths of Rodenbach
The Foeders of Roeselare: A Visit with the Wooden Behemoths of Rodenbach. Here’s one from the I think about beer archives! This is a recap […]
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Kloster Andechs Vollbier Helles Lager
Kloster Andechs is an active Benedictine Monastery located outside Munich, Germany. Andechs has a long history of brewing and is still considered to be one […]
De Ranke XXX Bitter
Brouwerij De Ranke has made a name for itself producing some of Belgium’s hoppier ales. Their XX Bitter is a favorite among fans of Belgian beers […]
Rochefort 8
Rochefort 8 was first released to the public in 1955 after Chimay helped the struggling Trappist brewery revamp their brewery and recipes. 8 was the […]
Brasserie d’Achouffe La Chouffe
La Chouffe is the main beer produced by Brasserie d’Achouffe. Achouffe products are famous for the gnome/elf who adorns their bottles and signs. The gnome […]
The Brewing Monks: The Benedictine Breweries (Part 1)
Updated & edited 03/07/2014 The Brewing Monks: The Benedictine Breweries (Part 1) In the first 5 parts of the The Brewing Monks, we looked […]
Russian River Redemption
Russian River Brewing‘s Redemption falls in the oft overlooked part of their portfolio that isn’t an IPA or a Sour. Redemption falls in their Belgian […]
Weltenburger Kloster Pils
Weltenburger Kloster is a Benedictine monastery that has existed for nearly 1,000 years in Bavaria. It boasts the second oldest known brewery which was founded […]
Q & Ale – Why are they called a dubbel, tripel, quadrupel?
Today’s Q & Ale question was brought to me via search engines such as Google. I’ve actually seen some version of this question several times […]
Lefebvre Blanche De Bruxelles
Blanche De Bruxelles is brewed by Brasserie Lefebvre, which is located just outside Brussels. The bottle features the famous statue of the little boy pissing called […]