Category Archives: >8% alcohol

Kasteelbier – Independent review of this Belgian Beer by a local

Posted on July 22, 2010 by Andy

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 … Continue reading →

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Leffe Radieuse – Independent review of this dark abbey beer: if you’re a newcomer in Belgian beers, taste it!

Posted on July 19, 2010 by Andy

This evening a Leffe Radieuse had accompanied me. What a great company! Leffe Radieuse is without doubt a very balanced beer and one of my favourites in the Leffe-gamma. Yes, you read it well: there is not only one Leffe. … Continue reading →

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Listen to the ‘Kwak’ – Kwak beer from Belgium [kwak]

Posted on July 14, 2010 by Andy

If you say ‘Kwak’ beer, then automatically everybody thinks at glass. What a shame. The Kwak beer is a very sophisticated amber brown beer, brewed in Belgium by the family brewery ‘Bosteels’ in Buggenhout. The name Kwak comes (maybe) from … Continue reading →

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