Belgian Cherry beer. Wow, its super fruity, and basically tastes like real cherries. Its a little gassy, but really, really nice, and the best cherry flavoured beer I have ever sampled.
Sampled from: Bottle
Country of Origin: Belgium
ABV – 5.8%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Absolutely
Rating: 5/5
A German Whitebeer, or wheatbeer. Its nice and smooth, a little gassy, sweet and just really nice and drinkable.
Sampled from: Bottle
ABV – 5.3%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 4/5
A lovely dark, slightly floral trappistes ale. Its got all the usual Belgian goodness, sweetness from the yeast, and that typical Belgian taste thats just so unique. A really good beer considering how widely available it is.
Sampled from: Bottle
ABV – 7%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 5/5
A Belgian abbey style beer. Tastes exactly the same as Leffe Blonde. Seems to be stocked as a seasonal special in Aldi and is a bargain at £3, saving a whopping 50p off average rival supermarkets Leffe Blonde. Its really nice, has that typical sweet taste that comes from the Belgian yeast. Lovely pint.
Sampled from: Bottle
ABV – 6.2%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 4/5
A relatively smooth lager, which is finished with rum barrel aged oak chips to give a nice mellow, sweet and fruitiness to it. Not bad at all, if a little gassy.
Sampled from: Bottle
ABV – 6%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 3/5
A Belgian Trappist ale. Its nice, golden in colour, strong, as to be expected, with the usual, distinctive malty, and sweet taste associated with a trappist ale. Not bad at all.
Sampled from: Bottle
Country of Origin: Belgium
ABV –9.5%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Definately
Rating: 4/5
A lovely Belgian trappist ale. Amber in colour, a bit fizzy, but nice and rich in flavour, malty and caramelly.
Sampled from: Bottle
ABV – 10%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 5/5
This is my current favourite Belgian beer, its dark, strong, super rich flavoured with a fruity and chocolatiness. Its just superb. A well earned treat once in a while 😉
Sampled from: Bottle
ABV – 11.3%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 5/5
This has to be the single most overrated and ultimately crap beer I have ever tasted. I know what its supposed to taste like, a belgian wheatbeer, but somehow it just tastes like slightly fizzy over-diluted orange squash. Its gassy, has a mildly cirtussy flavour and is served with a slice of orange in it?! A proper tarts drink. . . I just dont see the point in it, but. . . I have a lot of hipster type mates that love it, so they must be doing something right I suppose, or. . . my mates are just sheep!
Sampled from: Tap
ABV – 5.4%
Would I recommend? No
Would I buy again? No
Rating: 2/5
My first German review, which is very surprising. The germans are very passionat about their Bier albeit for the most part it is what we would refer to as lager. . .
This is no different in the respect that it is indeed a lager. a Pilsner to be precise. Its very mellow and smooth. Has a wheatiness to it and isn’t as harsh / constrained as most lagers.
Sampled from: Can
ABV – 4.8%
Would I recommend? Yes
Would I buy again? Yes
Rating: 3/5
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