Sunday, August 17, 2014
Tripel Karmeliet
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| "Tripel Karmeliet" is a complex gold to bronze colored beer with a creamy head. This is partly due to the cereals, but also by a limited use of Styrian hops, the abundant herbs and fruity (banana and vanilla) from the house yeast. The sweet turn evolves into a pronounced orange flavor to then flow. Mildly bitter from The recommended donation "Tripel Karmeliet" temperature is around 6-9 degrees Celsius. |
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| Karmeliet is brewed by Brouwerij Bosteels in Buggenhout. Other beers from this brewery are Pauwel Kwak and Deus. It is served in an elegant beer glass is decorated with a stylized French lily. This glass was designed by Antoine Bosteels, one of the managers of the brewery. The Karmeliet name was afterwards, after the actual creation of the three-grain beer, coupled with the Karmelieten of Dendermonde already brewed a three gran beer in the early 17th century. Due to the success, the beer is also brewed at the brewery Van Steenberge Ertvelde. Due to the increased demand for the beer the brewery in 2012, could no longer keep up with demand, causing a number of pubs too little Carmelite were delivered. In 2009, after winning the World Beer Awards, this was already the case, although production was increased. Then with 30%. |
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