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Back to beer after a weekend of healthy, vegetarian living. I should do that more often. The vegetarianism, that is. I drink enough beer.
Pours a cloudy dark brown, with a large head that fades quickly to a thick lace. The head is quite bubbly and fizzes noisily.
Very cloudy. I put my LED torch behind the glass.
First sip: Malty and fruity, with some bready yeast lurking in the background. Almost no hops taste to speak of, but some taste of alcohol and phenols is noticeable in the after taste. Mouth feel is thick and creamy with a nice carbonation tingle on the tongue
My very first though on the first sip was, this is a yummy beer. It tastes nice, and it's warning, and the mouth feel is creamy, and the over all taste is nice and not bitter in any way. Even the noticeable alcohol taste is muted. This is an excellent cold winter evening's beer.
Chimay Peres Trappistes
Bières de Chimay (Abbaye Notre Dame de Scourmont)
7.0% alc/vol
330ml bottle
Same again. sir? Yes please!l bottle
Pours a cloudy dark brown, with a large head that fades quickly to a thick lace. The head is quite bubbly and fizzes noisily.
Very cloudy. I put my LED torch behind the glass.
First sip: Malty and fruity, with some bready yeast lurking in the background. Almost no hops taste to speak of, but some taste of alcohol and phenols is noticeable in the after taste. Mouth feel is thick and creamy with a nice carbonation tingle on the tongue
My very first though on the first sip was, this is a yummy beer. It tastes nice, and it's warning, and the mouth feel is creamy, and the over all taste is nice and not bitter in any way. Even the noticeable alcohol taste is muted. This is an excellent cold winter evening's beer.
Chimay Peres Trappistes
Bières de Chimay (Abbaye Notre Dame de Scourmont)
7.0% alc/vol
330ml bottle
Same again. sir? Yes please!l bottle