Wiper Times Dubbel / Grottenbier Dark
| Product Name | Wiper Times Dubbel / Grottenbier Dark |
|---|---|
| ABV % | 6.5 |
| Size | 33cl |
| Brewery | St. Bernardus |
| Style | Dark & Quadruple |
| Country | Belgium |
| Tasting Notes | Grottenbier, is a classic dark Belgian beer, with earthy notes, complementing the dark caramel notes, try with dark braise. |
Previously Grottenbier Dark
£2.30
SKU
BMGR33
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About this product
“Grottenbier” was created by Master Brewer Pierre Celis. It is an aromatic dark beer with 6.5% alcohol content. In the marl pits in Kanne ( Belgium) and Valkenburg (the Netherlands), deep under the ground, you can taste Grottenbier in a constant temperature of 11° Celsius. As it is the case with Champagne, the bottles are placed in a “pupitre” which results in an additional fermentation.
This beer has been noted as one of the best "10 present-day beers by beer guru Michael Jackson". Medium bodied and unique, chocolaty bitter-sweet, created by the master brewer Pierre Celis, a dark Speciality beer.
Wiper Times Dubbel / Grottenbier Dark
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St Bernardus has a history which is connected to two Trappist breweries, Mont Des Cats (Cheese) and the infamous Westvleteren (Beer). Shortly after the second world war the Trappist monastry St Sixtus in Westvleteren was looking to commercialise their beers, in step St Bernardus.
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reviews
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NiceFirst try and won't be the last
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Sweet smoothness of stout with lambic sourness:match made in heaven !Gorgeous smooth body but with the bitter bite of a trappist lambic. A top malty stout mixed with an Orval would produce the same taste you would think. Would be a perfect pair for a wedge of Roquefort I think.
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Nice dark Belgian oneDrinks easily , classic dubbel
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Nice beerBitter with sour aftertaste.
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Good beerA little spicy with a pleasant, slightly sour aftertaste. Taste reminds me a bit of Orval.
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Great Belgian Dubbel!Dark, malty, rich, slightly flat. Lots of spices first (nutmeg, cloves) but then liquorice takes over
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Vinegar, malty, bread.Notes of vinegar like in some Belgian sour/red ales, but a more malty finish.
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Gottenbier DarkA decent dark Belgian Beer.