Style and Colour: Strong Belgian Triple blonde beer.
Taste: The aromas are reminiscent of pear and ripe banana. The hops then develop into floral and spicy notes (white pepper, nutmeg). The alcohol content gives it a certain roundness, but the lack of residual sugar makes the finish dry and slightly bitter.
Alcohol: 8 % ABV
Drinking Temperature: 6 - 8° C
Fermentation: Top-fermentation, re-fermented in the bottle. Pasteurised, centrifuged and filtered.
The Brewery: Brasserie de la Senne was born from a meeting in May 2002 between Yvan De Baets and Bernard Leboucq, during the second edition of the Zinneke parade in Brussels. They started their career as professional brewers at the end of 2003, by building a microbrewery in Sint-Pieters-Leeuw. After two years of activity, the place became too small due to the success. They then decided to move and realise their dream: to establish themselves in their city, Brussels. To mark the occasion, they named their brewery from the river that gave birth to the city over a thousand years ago: Brasserie de la Senne.
Food: Goes wonderfully well with asparagus or mussels.
1.04 CHF/dl
