Ron, if that is your button: please try once if you can : "Duvel" and "Palm" , the first is a real devel: bitter but sweet after the drink and the second is very sweet constantly http://www.duvel.be/ http://palm.glow.nl/ (not original website but it's nicer) p.s. I don't drink a lot but if I drink, I choose these two. enjoy
Ron, If you are in Brussels one day, you'll have one on me...no probs -probably it will be more of a douzain ....- but who cares right
Organic ingredients. They sure make some interesting styles of beer. Very expensive I would imagine. http://www.cantillon.be/br/Cantillon.php?lang=3&page=111
I heard that in the States a Belgian bear costs like 5-10$...In Belgium is that like 2.5$ and then you'll have a Duvel which is highly regarded around here can you confirm the price over at Houston?
Now if I can count that means for 1 beer @ 250ml = 7,19$/3 = 2.4$ to be honest that's the price here too except if you buy them in the shop. I like Miller though too, tried it a few times @ a poolbar.
Actually, there are some darn good beers brewed here by regional brewers Craft breweries. A lot of them have won awards in International contests. You just have to look.
Hi, I have been drinking Belgian beers ONLY for some time now ........... mostly Stella, Hoegaarden, & Leffe !! However, I have not seen Duvel, as yet, here in Canada. Belgium or ......... " The Land Of Beer " proves ........ at least in this case, that experience produces quality. HR
Sometimes it really aint that good to be young To make up for this, the day I become 21, I will go around the world with beer trucks and I will drink all of it right in front of you without sharing <j/k>
You're killing me !! All I have at home right now is Stella....... I'll pass on the seafood...........but that nice glass of Hoegaarden.......mmmmmmmmm !!! Cheers, HR
