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Aged Belgian beers - Antwerp

Started by johnrm, August 12, 2013, 09:19:20 PM

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johnrm

I wandered into the Most amazing Belgian pub today.
Kulminator in Antwerp.
They have a profound array of beers, the twist is they are aged.
Well worth a visit.

delzep

I love that pub. Their selection is ridiculous

If you're in town tomorrow afternoon you should check out den angel on the main square. Not a beer bar but a good pub all the same

imark

Visited the Kulminator earlier this year for first time. It's a unique place for sure. After you've had lunch at den Angel head over to 't Antwaerps Bierhuiske for a great selection of beers. Enjoy!

johnrm

Maybe its me, but Buffalo Stout is billed as sweet and I was picking up sour.
Maybe my buds were off after a 2011 'avec les bons voeux' or the Triple d'Anvers.
All server in the correct glasses  8)

mr hoppy


mr hoppy

Just thinking, johnrm, if you're going to be back in that part of the world again you should probably look in to getting some of this:



It's the special sauce in a lot of Belgian beers and of course readily available in any supermarket / cheap as chips over there, but it's impossible to get the real thing anywhere else.

Jacob


mr hoppy

Yep, except it's the exact product that the likes of Rochefort etc. use.

It's nice in BBQ sauce as a sub for molasses as well. :D

Will_D

Just wait till the "Seabury Sugar Refinery" is up and running.

My beets are comming along nicely - pics to follow"
Remember: The Nationals are just round the corner - time to get brewing

Ciderhead


Will_D

Watch this space!

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Remember: The Nationals are just round the corner - time to get brewing

Ciderhead

Hope the price stays the same.


TT

Garry

Quote from: mr happy on August 24, 2013, 01:05:00 AM



It's the special sauce in a lot of Belgian beers and of course readily available in any supermarket / cheap as chips over there, but it's impossible to get the real thing anywhere else.

How much of that stuff would you use in a typical 20L batch?

mr hoppy

400 - 800 gs - with the higher end of the range for stronger beers like the one I gave you! :D

Garry

August 26, 2013, 11:28:34 PM #14 Last Edit: August 26, 2013, 11:40:54 PM by Garry
Quote from: mr happy on August 26, 2013, 09:52:55 PM
400 - 800 gs - with the higher end of the range for stronger beers like the one I gave you! :D

There is a taste of more of it. I went to the off licence Saturday night and found a bottle of chimay red. Nice drop but not up to your one :)