Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Silly, Brasserie de Silly
Tuesday, August 19, 2014 by Glenn Vermoortel
http://www.silly-beer.com/produits_en.htm
Regional triple style top fermentation
beer fermented again in bottles.
Colour: Light colouring 9.8 EBC. Ingredients: Water, pale ale malt, sugar, yeast, Kent hop, hallertau hop. Density: 6.5% ABV 14° Plato. Packaging: 33cl Apo bottle. Drinking temperature: serve between 5 and 8°C. Storage: very long time under normal storage conditions.
Taste comments:
Lightly scented
aroma followed by a subtly bitter taste. It leaves a
subtle raisin fruitiness on the palate ending with a
pleasant bitter tonic when swallowing.
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Abbey style top
fermentation beer.
Colour: Amber colouring 35 EBC. Ingredients: Water, pale ale malt, caramel malt, aromatic malt, sugar, yeast, Kent hop, hallertau hop. Density: 9.5% ABV 19° Plato. Packaging: 33cl Apo bottle, 25l barrel. Drinking temperature: serve between 7 and 10° C. Storage: very long time under normal storage conditions.
Taste comments:
Its sweet and
velvety aroma leads us to a pleasant hop and woody taste.
It releases a very fine, bitter even smoky and alcoholised
taste at the back of the mouth.
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Regional style
top fermentation beer.
Colour: light colouring 9.5 EBC. Ingredients: Water, pale ale malt, Kent and hallertau hop, sugar. Density: 7.5% ABV 16.5° Plato Packaging: 33cl, 75cl, 1.5l bottles, 25l barrels. Drinking temperature: between 4 and 8°C. Storage: long time under normal storage conditions.
Taste comments:
In harmony with its aroma,
its taste is a bitter orchestra with a well controlled
touch but without severity, offering fullness where
necessary in the middle and at the back of the mouth.
It is a harmonious recital of getting the most out of
the quality of its hops and the purity of its malts.
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Regional style top fermentation
beer.
Colour: Amber colouring 24 EBC. Ingredients: Water, pale ale malt, caramel malt, aromatic malt, sugar, yeast, Kent hop, hallertau hop. Density: 8% ABV 17.5° Plato. Packaging: 33cl, 75cl Apo bottles. Drinking temperature: serve between 5 and 9° C. Storage: very long time under normal storage conditions.
Taste comments:
Its aroma is unique and
stems from a rather exceptional blend of malts. Its
taste is a delight to the palate as it is to the nose
and it leaves an unforgettable memory lingering.
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Regional triple style top fermentation
beer fermented again in bottles.
Colour: Light colouring 10.2 EBC. Ingredients: Water, pale al malt, sugar, yeast, Kent hop, hallertau hop. Density: 9% ABV 20° Plato. Packaging: 33cl Apo bottle. Drinking temperature: serve between 5 and 8° C. Storage: very long time under normal storage conditions.
Taste comments:
A flavour that juggles
both freshness and warmth, combining noticeable bitterness.
The first swallow covers the entire palate where it
releases a new invigorating and vanilla sensation with
a hint of spice.
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Fruity white style top fermentation
beer.
Fruity and thirst-quenching,
sweet yet not sickly, Pink Killer is a beer based on
malt, wheat and pink grapefruit, which explains its
very unique colour and the hint of bitterness typical
of this fruit, in turn quenching the biggest of thirsts
with a flavoursome taste.Colour: cloudy pink colouring 25 EBC. Ingredients: Water, malt, wheat, grapefruit juice, flavourings, sugar, yeast, coriander, orange peel, hallertau hop. Density: 5 % ABV 11° Plato. Packaging: 25cl Apo bottle, 30l barrel. Drinking temperature: serve between 4 and 7° C. Storage: very long time under normal storage conditions. Taste comments: |
Saison style
top fermentation old brown beer.
Colour: brown colouring 45 EBC. Ingredients: Water, aromatic malt, sugar, yeast, Kent hop, hallertau hop. Density: 5% ABV 11.3° Plato. Packaging: 25cl, 33cl, 75cl Apo bottles, 25l barrel. Drinking temperature: serve between 4 and 9°C. Storage: very long time under normal storage conditions.
Taste comments:
Its taste is remarkable,
light and favourably combined to offer a tone that is
both modestly sweetened and fruity, leaving the mouth
with a refreshing feel as is constantly asked of it.
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Scotch style
top fermentation beer.
Colour: dark brown colouring 62 EBC. Ingredients: Water, pale ale malt, caramel malt, aromatic malt, sugar, yeast, Kent hop, hallertau hop. Density: 7.5% ABV 17.2° Plato. Packaging: 33cl, 75cl bottles, 25l barrel. Drinking temperature: serve between 6 and 9° C. Storage: long time under normal storage conditions.
Taste comments:
It offers a finely wooded
nose hinting at hazelnut, and is therefore distinct
from traditional British scotches. It has a more rounded
taste letting a discreetly full-bodied bitterness come
to the fore, and will naturally seduce you.
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Pilsener
style bottom fermentation beer.
Colour: bright colouring 7.0 EBC. Ingredients: Water, pale ale malt, yeast, Saaz hop, hallertau hop. Density: 5% ABV 11.2° Plato. Packaging: 25cl Apo bottle, 50 and 30l barrels. Drinking temperature: serve between 3 and 6° C. Storage: normal for this type of beer which loses its flavour after several months.
Taste comments:
Malt enhancing upon tasting,
it leaves the hops to offer a hint of bitterness without
lingering and without acridity, and to take on a thirst-quenching
role with a surprising flavour for a Pils.
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Belgian
style top fermentation beer.
Colour: Amber colouring 8.5 EBC. Ingredients: Water, aromatic malt, sugar, yeast, Kent hop, hallertau hop. Density: 5% ABV 11.3° Plato. Packaging: 25cl Apo bottle, 25l barrel. Drinking temperature: serve between 4 and 9° C. Storage: vvery long time under normal storage conditions.
Taste comments:
Its very subtle aroma
matches its taste bringing out its malts and hops with
a cereal tone inviting a very light caramel slightly
bitter but tempting the pleasure of tasting.
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White top fermentation
beer.
Colour: cloudy white colouring 14 EBC. Ingredients: Water, malt, wheat, sugar, yeast, coriander, orange peel, hallertau hop. Density: 5% ABV 11° Plato. Packaging: 25cl Apo bottle, 25l barrel. Drinking temperature: serve between 4 and 7° C. Storage: very long time under normal storage conditions.
Taste comments:
It possesses
a highly refreshing flavour where the coriander plays
the perfect thirst-quenching role. Upon tasting, the
dried orange peel arouses a noticeable quiver.
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