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I should consider myself lucky then I live in the country that produces all these wonderfull beers ?
But I don't drink all that much alcohol. So I'm more attracted to the alternative lady option mentioned by trysixty
I should consider myself lucky then I live in the country that produces all these wonderfull beers ?
But I don't drink all that much alcohol. So I'm more attracted to the alternative lady option mentioned by trysixty
I am from Belgium, but live in the U.S. Why choose between both trunk options?
Rochefort is awesome, but the top Trappist is Westvleteren. It has been available in the states once. Even when living in Belgium, I used to drive up to the monastery to get in line and buy a case. I even did a Trappist Route (3 days) on a BMW K75RT. Hit all trappist breweries and had a blast!
Drinking a Triple Karmeliet tonight, so the front bias should be somewhat less tomorrow.
And just got the 'Spencer" the only American official "trappist" beer in my fridge.
Sometimes when I'm out driving in the Ardennes, I drive past the Val Dieu abbey to pick up some bottles for my father in law.
Myself, when I do have a beer on occasion, I prefer Kriek beers. Lindemans Kriek is my favorite, but I also enjoy Boon Kriek ...
Sometimes when I'm out driving in the Ardennes, I drive past the Val Dieu abbey to pick up some bottles for my father in law.
Myself, when I do have a beer on occasion, I prefer Kriek beers. Lindemans Kriek is my favorite, but I also enjoy Boon Kriek ...