Kasteel Tripel
Kasteelbier, also known as Kasteel Tripel, is a strong Belgian blond beer of the triple abbey style and ALE type. With its yellow to amber color and medium foam head, it offers an aroma that is fruity, slightly spicy, and infused with hints of acidic herbal and vanilla notes. Made from a blend of pale malt, hops, herbs, and vanilla, this beer delivers a notable alcohol presence on the palate, accompanied by flavors of tart fruits like orange, nutty undertones, and subtle sweetness. Its rich history began in 1850 when Emiel Van Honsebrouck was born, and his family-s farm evolved into the renowned Van Honsebrouck Brewery, focusing on high fermentation beers and leaving a lasting mark on Belgium-s beer scene.
IBU: 15
EBC (Color): 80
Grados: 11.0º
Volumen: 33cl
(IVA no incluido)
Kasteelbier, also known as Kasteel Tripel, is a strong Belgian blond beer of the triple abbey style and ALE type. With its yellow to amber color and medium foam head, it offers an aroma that is fruity, slightly spicy, and infused with hints of acidic herbal and vanilla notes. Made from a blend of pale malt, hops, herbs, and vanilla, this beer delivers a notable alcohol presence on the palate, accompanied by flavors of tart fruits like orange, nutty undertones, and subtle sweetness. Its rich history began in 1850 when Emiel Van Honsebrouck was born, and his family-s farm evolved into the renowned Van Honsebrouck Brewery, focusing on high fermentation beers and leaving a lasting mark on Belgium-s beer scene.
IBU: 15
EBC (Color): 80
Grados: 11.0º
Volumen: 33cl
(IVA no incluido)
Kasteelbier, also known as Kasteel Tripel, is a strong Belgian blond beer of the triple abbey style and ALE type. With its yellow to amber color and medium foam head, it offers an aroma that is fruity, slightly spicy, and infused with hints of acidic herbal and vanilla notes. Made from a blend of pale malt, hops, herbs, and vanilla, this beer delivers a notable alcohol presence on the palate, accompanied by flavors of tart fruits like orange, nutty undertones, and subtle sweetness. Its rich history began in 1850 when Emiel Van Honsebrouck was born, and his family-s farm evolved into the renowned Van Honsebrouck Brewery, focusing on high fermentation beers and leaving a lasting mark on Belgium-s beer scene.
IBU: 15
EBC (Color): 80
Grados: 11.0º
Volumen: 33cl
(IVA no incluido)
