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Beer Tripel Bertha 7% 24x33cl
Brussels Beer Project | Hefeweizen
€60,48
Grosse Bertha is halfway between a Hefeweisse and a triple because its 7% alcohol content is much higher than the usual 4-5%.
The colour of the beer is yellow and misty with low carbonation and fine foam.
On the nose, you can notice aromas of citrus, spices, yeast, coriander and wheat. The German yeast also gives it the aromas of banana and clove.
On the mouth, you can taste bananas, fruits, spices, yeast and malt. The beer has a slightly bitter finish.
Grosse Bertha was the winner of the 2014 prototype challenge. Brussels Beer Project proposed four wheat beers and 31% of Brussels beer lovers voted this beer to be the best.
Grosse Bertha became a successful beer due to its low hoppiness but high alcohol level. Thus, it is loved by both amateurs and beer experts.
What else is there to know about Grosse Bertha beer?
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Where did the Grosse Bertha beer name come from?
The Grosse Bertha was a very large siege artillery used by the German army during the First World War. A German name was chosen because a German beer style, Hefeweizen, the recipe was used to make this beer. The name in German is Dicke Bertha.
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What are the ingredients of Grosse Bertha beer?
Grosse Bertha beer contains barley and wheat malt, hops, yeast and, of course, water.
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What is a Hefeweizen beer?
Hefe means yeast in German and Weizen means wheat. This name defines a style of ale where these two ingredients are typically used. Hefeweizen beers are generally easy to drink and refreshing beers.
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What is a Triple beer?
A triple beer is a Belgian style beer with a very high content of alcohol. The term defines a strong pale ale.
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How to serve Grosse Bertha beer?
Serve Grosse Bertha by slowly pouring it into a tilted glass. This will give you a nice foam of head. The best serving temperature is 6 degrees celsius.
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How much bitterness does Grosse Bertha beer have?
According to the International Bitterness Unit, Grosse Bertha has an IBU of 20. For reference, lambic beers are generally with the lowest bitterness with an IBU up to 10. Indian Pale Ales usually have the highest IBU figures which are between 40-120.
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Is Grosse Bertha beer gluten free?
No. If you are interested in gluten-free beers, head to our catalogue and select the gluten-free filter.
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What are other beers by Brussels Beer Project brewery?
Grosse Bertha is the third beer by Brussels Beer Project brewery. The brewery’s other well-known beers are Delta IPA, Jungle Joy, Wunderlager, Pico Bello and Juice Junky, among many others.
Photo: Brussels Beer Project
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Beer Jambe De Bois 8% 24x33cl
Senne | Triple
€55,44
Jambe-de-Bois is balanced but generously hopped Triple. It is a powerful and full-bodied beer and most likely the bitterest Triple beer in Belgium.
When you pour Jambe de Bois into your beer glass, you’ll notice a beautiful blonde colour beer with golden reflections filling the glass. It has a creamy, firm, white head.
On the nose, the hops aromas dominate but are accompanied by orange, citrus, grass and banana. You will also notice the aromas of fermentation and another fruity aroma that resembles a pear. The floral, honeyed sweetness of malts and spicy notes appear as well.
The beer flavours are unique. In the mouth, you will experience a balance of bitterness and fruitiness. A ripe banana taste can be noticed. Malt is another dominant taste. The strong alcohol content gives it roundness and the absence of residual sugars makes the finish hoppy and bitter.
De la Senne brewery is known for its quality beers and has created some true gems. Jambe-de-Bois is a unique triple and should not be missed when degustating Belgian beers.
Story of Jambe-de-Bois name
The Senne Brewery gives tribute to the Belgian revolution and more specifically a Belgian soldier Jean-Joseph Charlier with this beer. Jean-Joseph fought in Napoleon’s army and lost his leg. His new wooden leg did not stop him. Later, in 1830, Jean-Joseph was a cannoneer during the Belgian Revolution against the Netherlands.
What else can we know about Jambe-de-Bois beer?
What’s on the Jambe-de-Bois beer label?
The beer label is related to the story of the beer name and is dedicated to the Belgian revolution. The illustration shows someone with a wooden leg sitting on a cannon. That would be Jean-Joseph Charlier! The label also used to state “No Dutchman was hurt in the making of this beer,” while now it reads Belgian Revolution Triple.
Where is Jambe-de-Bois brewed?
De la Senne brewery is located in Brussels in the Molenbeek-Saint-Jean area.
How to serve Jambe-de-Bois beer?
The best serving temperature is 8 degrees celsius. It is best to use a tulip-shaped glass that can get the hoppy aromas out. Pour the beer slowly into a glass so it can form a nice foamy head.
What are the ingredients of Jambe-de-Bois beer?
The beer contains barley malt, sugar, hops, yeast and water.
How bitter is Jambe-de-Bois beer?
It is quite a bitter triple with an IBU of 49. Triple beers' IBU range is usually between 20-45.
Is Jambe-de-Bois gluten free?
No, it is not gluten-free. But we do have a gluten-free beer collection in our catalogue.
What are some other beers by de la Senne brewery?
De la Senne is one of the best craft beer breweries in Brussels and has many other great beers to offer. You should also try their Zinnebir, Taras Boulba, Bruxellensis, Saison du Meyboom and Stouterik.
Photo: Brasserie de la Senne
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Beer Curieuse Neus 7% 24x33cl
Stoemelings | Blonde
€63,76
Bière Curieuse Neus offers a lower alcohol content than triples in general. It has a reddish color with banana and apricot aromas.
The beer has all the characteristics of a triple beer. The malty sides are present in the beer flavour, and you will get a nice bitter finish. The beer has a slightly cloudy appearance but a nice white foam on top. The carbonation is well balanced. You also get the aromas of cereals and spices. It is an easy to drink beer and thirst-quenching.
Curieuse Neus is the first beer by En Stoemelings brewery. One of the brewers is an archaeologist, and another is an expert in coding. Thus, their beer came as a big surprise. The brewers started brewing secretly in a kitchen, but luckily time gave them a proper place and therefore gave us good beers!
The beer is coming from Brussels, and the brewery's slogan “Het is ça va” is a reflection of the bilingual city.
What does the Curieuse Neus beer name mean?
The beer name is related to the fact that they started brewing unofficially. The name Curieuse Neus means an indiscreet person in flemish. Thus, the brewers named their beer Curieuse Neus because when they started, they were selling their beers under the table.
Where is Curieuse Neus beer brewed?
The brewing started in a private kitchen and then moved near Chapelle station in Brussels, which was not the final location for En Stoemelings brewery. Now the Curieuse Neus beer is brewed near Tour & Taxis cultural place and nearby de la Senne and La Source breweries.
What are the ingredients of Curieuse Neus beer?
Curieuse Neus contains gluten and is based on water, Vienna malt, hops and yeast.
Photo: En Stoemelings
What are other similar beers like Curieuse Neus?
If you like Curieuse Neus beer, try also Jambe de Bois, blonde beer by La Cambre or Gouden Carolus Triple by Het Anker brewery. See also the full collection of our blonde beers.
How to serve Curieuse Neus beer?
En Stoemelings brewery has its own pint shaped beer glasses. If you do not have the brewery's beer glasses, you can also use a tulip-shaped glass to enjoy this beer. It is best to serve this beer between 8 to 11 degrees celsius.
What are some other beers by En Stoemelings brewery?
Now that they are all official, the brewery has produced quite a variety of beers. You can also try their Noirolles, Jawa, Papy van de Pils, Tanteke, Het Vete et Vogelpik.
Photo: En Stoemelings
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