Brouwerij St. Bernard
Commercial Brewery | Watou, Belgium
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Overall average: 
(logged 42 times)
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A little too dry for me to love, but otherwise pretty enjoyable
Clean, light saison that sits definitely on the fruity, vinous end of the scale (as opposed to spicy or sour). Not too funky, although there is a whiff of horse blanket around the edges if you're really paying attention. A very tasty saison.
apricot and plum. Smooth and rich this is what I want to think of when I think Belgian Abbey ale .
Scent is of a slightly bitter sour. Taste is of a slightly sour biter. It's a fairly light beer with just the slightest hint of coriander.
Fruity yeastiness leading to a slightly bitter finish making it a quite drinkable yet tasty Belgian.
Dry, spicy pale Belgian with a thinnish body and a slightly bitter, prickly finish. Banana, clove, pepper, some bubblegum. Weaker carbonation than I'm used to from this brewery. Bright, drinkable, but not really in the class of its siblings.
Incredibly rich molasses and a clean, tongue-tingling finish. Almost like drinking gingerbread. Drinks incredibly easily for a 10% beer.
St. Bernardus Christmas Ale (2012)
Molasses and Ginger, spicy and mellow and sweet and dessert-like without being cloying. SO yummy.
Smooth, faintly gingery, sweet and bubbly. Maybe my favorite tripel so far.
Really delicious, brown-sugarlike flavor, subtle spice that dances on the tongue long after finishing.