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BB and Ivan - few random pics
We won again despite the fact that we brought Thomas with us.
Colorful.
BB - waiting for the guests
Dinner
Cake & kids
Colorful.
BB - waiting for the guests
Dinner
Cake & kids
Sunday, September 27, 2009
BEER - No1 in the world
Disclaimer - Descriptions stolen from the John Martinek blog (martinek-belgium.blogspot.com)
St. Sixtus Abbey - Westvleteren 12 - at the In De Vrede near Poperinge.
http://www.sintsixtus.be/eng/home.htm
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Commercial Description:Westvleteren has the smallest output of the Trappist breweries, with only a small part of their production available outside of Belgium.
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The consensus #1 Beer in the world. Very rich and flavorful. Difficult to acquire even for Belgians.
NOTE: Beer came back from the Belgium with John - wonderful surprise it was. Had to make a dinner though...
St. Sixtus Abbey - Westvleteren Extra 8 - at the Belgian Beer Festival in Brussels.
Dark reddish brown with a rich creamy head. Flavors of tart dried fruits with a long well balanced bitter and sweet duration that wraps around the tongue. Nearly impossible to find outside of Belgium and quite hard to get even there.
NOTE: Birthday present. Wonderful birthday present!!!
NOTE: Ready to try one more. We were little bit sceptic about that one. Turned out we were right.
St. Sixtus Abbey - Westvleteren 12 - at the In De Vrede near Poperinge.
http://www.sintsixtus.be/eng/home.htm
------------------------------------------
Commercial Description:Westvleteren has the smallest output of the Trappist breweries, with only a small part of their production available outside of Belgium.
------------------------------------------
The consensus #1 Beer in the world. Very rich and flavorful. Difficult to acquire even for Belgians.
NOTE: Beer came back from the Belgium with John - wonderful surprise it was. Had to make a dinner though...
St. Sixtus Abbey - Westvleteren Extra 8 - at the Belgian Beer Festival in Brussels.
Dark reddish brown with a rich creamy head. Flavors of tart dried fruits with a long well balanced bitter and sweet duration that wraps around the tongue. Nearly impossible to find outside of Belgium and quite hard to get even there.
NOTE: Birthday present. Wonderful birthday present!!!
NOTE: Ready to try one more. We were little bit sceptic about that one. Turned out we were right.
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