Kasteelbier – Independent review of this Belgian Beer by a local

Kasteelbier brown is a very rich, overwhelming beer.  It’s one of the strongest Belgian beers, and perfect if you want to enjoy a good beer and getting a little drunk without much drinking.
The beer is brewed by Brewery van Honsebrouck in Ingelmunster. The brewery has bought the castle (‘kasteel’ in Flemish) in Ingelmunster where the beer originally was been brewed. This castle can you still find at the bottle label.
If you’re really thirsty, you can drink a whole series of Kasteelbier. There are 5 types of Kasteelbier: blond (7%), brown (11%), triple (11%), red (11%) and ‘cuvée’ (8%).  Nice thing is that there are also big bottles of 75cl on the market, which sometimes even can be found in local Belgian supermarkets.
The beerglass of all types of Kasteelbier is the same: not so high head, with a golden rim around the glass.
More information about dark brown Kasteelbeer:
  • Brewery van Honsebrouck, Ingelmunster
  • Price of Kasteelbier brown: 6,5 EUR for 4 small bottles, 4 EUR for 1 big bottle
  • Taste:  sweet, licorice, autumn, rich, cherry, toffy, coffee
  • Volume of Alcohol: 11%
  • Medium creamy foam
  • Drink it at 52° Fahrenheit
  • A must for you beercellar!
  • Fermentation: top-fermentation
  • Score: 8,9/10

About Andy

No, I'm not the whole and only Beer Knower of this Universe. But I'm a passionate Belgian beer lover, who would like to share his experiences with the rest of the beer tasting world. What makes this blog different? -Only Belgian beer reviews (because Belgium has a real, authentic history of beer brewing in every smallest village) -At this blog: only Reviews of locals (Belgians): no marketing issues -Inside information, right from the (beer) source. -Not only the 'famous' beers which are fully exported. I hope I can let you discover some new pearls of beer.
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