Belgium is one of the best
and oldest beer brewing countries in the world and produces some of the world’s
best beers and most popular styles. One brewery in particular is Duvel
Moortagt, which as been brewing since 1871 and has made a family brewery. This
Is Duvel, Belgian Golden Ale (bottle Conditioned) 8.5% ABV. It comes in 11.2
ounce short stubby bottle. Duvel pours a bright golden color with a three
finger bright white foamy, rocky head that sticks around for a quit while and leaves behind
some thick amazing looking lacing. I found plenty of light streaming through
the glass with decent amounts of carbonation. The aroma on Duvel is bright with
a pineapple scent and nice hints of grainy, grassy notes. I also found a boozy
aroma but none to heavy. The taste on this is big, with a nice light pineapple
and a faint grassy note. Towards the back of the mouth I found it to be
slightly boozier and stronger than the start with hints of carbonation. The
mouth feel is medium with a boozy texture and finishes crisp and slightly boozy.
The after taste on Duvel is nice faintly sweet, strong, and boozy with hints of
hoppy yet grassy textures. Overall Duvel is a great beer so I would give this
an A+. This is a great example of bottle conditioned Belgian golden ale. Duvel
goes well with any season, and occasion. I found this beer to be very popular with
concerning beer drinkers. I recommend that you try this and share it with you friends;
you’ll look like a real beer connoisseur. Cheers! Please enjoy responsibly!
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