Style and Colour: Classic season amber Belgian beer. Farmhouse ale that was traditionally brewed in the winter, to be consumed throughout the summer months.
Taste: Semi-dry malt character, with fresh hoppiness, abundant yeasty and fruity flavors.
Alcohol: 8 % ABV
Drinking Temperature: 8 - 10 °C
Fermentation: High fermentation and fermentation in the bottle .
The Brewery: The Brasserie Blaugies is located in Blaugies,which means "blue water source", in Hainaut, Belgium. Founded in 1988 by the descendants of the local bandit A.J.Moneuse.
Origin: A. J. Moneuse (1768) was a famous local bandit and gang leader, ancestor of the brewers’ family.
Food: Particularly good with meals containing garlic.
1.05 CHF/dl
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Fein
Süffig trotz dem relativ hohen Alkoholgehalt
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Loved it. Smooth, warm, delicate beer
A very pleasant and warm beer, with a lot of yeast deposits that make it very cloudy. To date, one of my favorite beers. I drank it with a form of vacherin mont d'or baked in the oven and used as a fondue caquelon.
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La Moneuse
I have been searching for this de Blauges treasure for some time and it was worth the wait. Great depth of flavor
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Stark
Trotz des hohen Gehalts ist der Alkohol gut eingebunden
