La Chouffe
Picture taken from here. |
Michael Jackson describes this beer with the following characteristics, “golden-to-peachy colour and a sweet, fruity, aroma and palate, with citric notes, becoming tarter, winey and more complex with age”
Coming in at 8%ABV, this beer is as smooth as I’ve tasted. The alcohol is virtually undetectable and deceptively sneaky. Current Beeradvocate rating: A-. For those of you who know me, I believe there is nothing that quite compares to this beer and for that, I rate this beer a must try. Chouffe, originally started by brothers-in-law, was sold in 2006 to Moortgat, producers of Duvel. One taste of these beers and its clear that they use crystal malts, dry sugar and coriander – confirmed by the website here. Hops are not pronounced and therefore are probably Styrian Goldings like most belgian brews. For those of you wondering, Chouffes are the red-hatted gnomes on the bottle. |
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I like the McChouffe myself