Tuesday, August 5, 2014
Zeezuiper
http://www.scheldebrouwerij.nl/onze_bieren.aspx
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| Zeezuiper is a Belgian-Dutch beer. It is brewed by the Scheldebrewery, established in Meer (a district of Hoogstraten). |
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| The founders of the Scheldebrewery had ties with the Dutch Bergen op Zoom. The name refers to the "De Zeezuiper", a remnant of a vast natural area and wetland area at the height of the Wouwse toll near Bergen op Zoom. The area consists of ponds created by peat extraction and forests. The beer is brewed since 1994. Originally the beer was also called The Zeezuiper. In 2009 the name was changed to Zeezuiper because no "the" there said. The label was renewed right away. In 2010, the logo of the brewery adjusted. The label on the bottles are two wild men, one with a crab on his toe. This is a reference to Bergen op Zoom, the two wanted men in her arms and carries the nickname whose inhabitants have crabs; moreover Krabbegat carnival name of Bergen op Zoom. |
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| Zeezuiper is a golden blonde triple with an alcohol content of 8% and is sold in bottles of 33 cl, 75 cl and 20 gallon drums. Zeezuiper has a large, white head that collapses on a cloudy light golden beer with a fruity, malty, spicy nose. Is there a beneficent hop bitterness at. Taste The taste is determined by the addition of coriander. Inter alia The beer has a long aftertaste that flows out slowly. Initially it was alcohol content 7.5%, but in 2002 it was increased to 8%. |
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