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gnoff

gnoff

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Yesterday I tried three different beers from "Ödmans" at the pub brewery "Pannrummet".

At home different home brewed and also a special beer from Närke Kulturbryggeri, a mix from an ale and a barley wine. That's an experimental beer that will never reach the shelves.

Finished at about 2 this morning with a Meantime Coffee.
 
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Well, here I go with: La Trappe Bockbier

Details about La Trappe.
La Trappe is the Netherlands ONLY Trappist beer*. (although I doubt it as it's been taken over by Bavaria (nothing to do with the German "land"), but it's still brewed inside a monestary, and run by its brothers. They only started with "enkel" (single), double, triple, and ...... QUADRUPLE! So far, it is/was the only trappist that brewed both "enkel" as "quadruppel", now Bavaria has taken over its "commercial" site, but the beer is still brewed in the "abdij van Koningshoeven" near Tilburg (Duch-Belgian border)

Officially Bockbier is a fall/automn beer, but that doesn't stop me to drink it in spring. There are also some spring bocks (nee, geen springbokken :D), but it's my opinion that you can keep a good fall bock long and its taste will only get better.

But to La Trappe Bockbier. it's a beer with 7% alc. VOL. and it has a nice clear view. (although I'm drinking it out of a bottle, so I can't really see if it's amber or real clear). It's not too strong, but has the flavour of a good bock. There is no real after taste (?).

I like it and it's a real tasty beer.

*) Trappist beers are:
  1. Westvleteren (B)
  2. Westmalle (B)
  3. Orval (B)
  4. Chimay (B)
  5. Rochefort (B)
  6. Achel (B)
  7. La Trappe (NL)
 
gnoff

gnoff

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Tried many different beers tonight.

Hansens Oude Gueuze
Drie fonteinen oude gueze
Girardin Kriek
Timmermans Kriek LAmbic
A Swedish easter ale I can't remember the name of
Jämtlands påsköl
Staropramen
Pilsner Urquell
Prippklubbens starkpilsner
A beer called like Baarog or something
A ber from Lavia with honey
India Pale Ale from Goose Island
Russki Imponerande Stout
A beer from Mongolia

and a few others

tomorrow I'll brew my own again
 
gnoff

gnoff

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Drinking a "low" alcohol beer at 3.5%, from a 50 cl bottle.

Åbro Bryggmästarens Mörka Lager.

Pretty thin and boring, I did try the stronger one a while back and remember that as quite nice.
 
gnoff

gnoff

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Another low alcohol beer now

Åbro Bryggmästarens Bästa Pilsner

Bottle 50 cl at 3.5%

Light and clean lager with malty scent and flavor
 
gnoff

gnoff

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Had a beer after lunch with mom today.

I had a Belgian called Straffe Hendrik Blond.

Mom had a Dom Kölsch from Germany which I sampled also of course.
 
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