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5 days ago · Dubbel is a rich and well-balanced Trappist beer that originated in Belgium and whose modern version is often associated with Henrik Verlinden who created the prototype at Westmalle brewery in 1926. This version was named Dubbel Bruin, and soon after its invention, the style was copied in many Belgian breweries.
5 days ago · Imperial stout is a strong and opaque dark beer that was first brewed in London, but which is mostly associated with Russia, Baltic countries, and recently with the United States. Modern imperial stouts will typically range from deep red to dark brown. They are full-bodied, rich, complex, and intense with typical flavors of roasted malt, dark ...
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5 days ago · 9. Yulli’s Bloody Mary Sour. Sure, the most common flavours associated with sour beers are a variety of fruits, but this beer is a sour take on the classic hangover cure. Yulli’s Bloody Mary is a sour ale that tastes like a bloody Mary thanks to the addition of chillis, hot sauce, and tomato juice.
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4 days ago · González taped some white fabric to a colleague’s arms to mirror the elder Jedi’s robes, and chucked some ice and beers into a trunk. He shot the ad – a 10-second clip of the hands opening ...
5 days ago · And unlike most beer made today, it uses "beer bread", a twice-baked barley bread, to provide some of the sugars needed to get the brewing process started. Millennia later, in 2016, the founders ...
4 days ago · The move saw the return of the classic Brugs, with this year’s edition, the Tarwebier claiming top honours at the 2021 World Beer Awards. Brand: Brourik de Halve MannRegion: BelgiumStyle:Belgian WheatABV:5%. World Beer Awards – All Winners. World’s Best Dark Beers.
5 days ago · Orange. Lemon. Cloves. Star Anise. Cinnamon. Glühwein is a type of mulled wine enjoyed in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. It is a staple at Christmas markets and is often enjoyed as an après-ski drink. This German version is a classic, combining red wine, citrus zest, and spices such as anise, cinnamon, and cloves.
