I also learned that there aren't any monks left in the Achelse Kluis :- (
Hope they will fare well in Massachusetts... Feel I'm goin' back to MassachusettsSomething's telling me I must go home And the lights all went out in Massachusetts!
Treehouse and Trillium are the reasons to go back to Massachusetts....Barry, Robin, and Maurice would agree.
Massachusetts- Quadrupel- 10.2% ABV. fragrant, robust and full bodied, mahogany in color and crowned with dense, tan, frothy head recipe development phase of this Quad stretched over three years.
This is the Best Quadrupel IPA Iâve ever had. And itâs smooth and not Hoppy at all.
Confused.... Trappist from the US?
Achelse Kluis (at cycling distance), De Koningshoeven/La Trappe (bit further away), and then of course Chimay, Orval, Rochefort, Westmalle and Westvleteren, are the old ones. Obviously some US monks, with the help of Chimay, started brewing recently.
Learned something new today!
When you can't pay the bills making jams and jellies....make beer.
I have some Westy 8 and 12 in the basement...carried by bike, train, and plane (in that order) by a very well-trained daughter...which maybe someday will have competition from Massachusetts. Someday.
Nice brewery that is!!
I also learned that there aren't any monks left in the Achelse Kluis :- (
Hope they will fare well in Massachusetts... Feel I'm goin' back to Massachusetts Something's telling me I must go home And the lights all went out in Massachusetts!
Massachusetts- Quadrupel- 10.2% ABV. fragrant, robust and full bodied, mahogany in color and crowned with dense, tan, frothy head recipe development phase of this Quad stretched over three years.
This is the Best Quadrupel IPA Iâve ever had. And itâs smooth and not Hoppy at all.
Confused.... Trappist from the US?
Achelse Kluis (at cycling distance), De Koningshoeven/La Trappe (bit further away), and then of course Chimay, Orval, Rochefort, Westmalle and Westvleteren, are the old ones. Obviously some US monks, with the help of Chimay, started brewing recently.
Learned something new today!
When you can't pay the bills making jams and jellies....make beer.
I have some Westy 8 and 12 in the basement...carried by bike, train, and plane (in that order) by a very well-trained daughter...which maybe someday will have competition from Massachusetts. Someday.
Massachusetts- Quadrupel- 10.2% ABV. fragrant, robust and full bodied, mahogany in color and crowned with dense, tan, frothy head recipe development phase of this Quad stretched over three years.
This is the Best Quadrupel IPA Iâve ever had. And itâs smooth and not Hoppy at all.
Confused.... Trappist from the US??
Achelse Kluis (at cycling distance), De Koningshoeven/La Trappe (bit further away), and then of course Chimay, Orval, Rochefort, Westmalle and Westvleteren, are the old ones. Obviously some US monks, with the help of Chimay, started brewing recently.
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Apr 6, 2021 - 8:43pm
Massachusetts- Quadrupel- 10.2% ABV. fragrant, robust and full bodied, mahogany in color and crowned with dense, tan, frothy head recipe development phase of this Quad stretched over three years.
This is the Best Quadrupel IPA I’ve ever had. And it’s smooth and not Hoppy at all.
Spotted a beer in the cooler today from a Wyo brewery so hey. Kind of iffy on the labeling but that's part of the charm.
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This one's actually tasty for a "session" IPA, usually they don't impress me. But your local brewer might augment the recipe...
Disrupted supply lines and some oddball circumstances have brought back an old friend. It's been A good 15+ years since I had one of these, and they have popped up in my path several times recently. If you see them in yours, it's worth a sample. Best cold, with sand between your toes.
Disrupted supply lines and some oddball circumstances have brought back an old friend. It's been A good 15+ years since I had one of these, and they have popped up in my path several times recently. If you see them in yours, it's worth a sample. Best cold, with sand between your toes.
Our near-local brewer is Sam Hoffman, he really loves his traditional German beers; Lazy's neck of the woods has Bayern, and they don't even do an IPA. So we have some good ones here. And there's an event over at Sam's this afternoon. I predict a foray...
