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Hi,
Regular readers of the Belgian Beer Board will know that the webmaster loves to visit the brew tavern at bry. Sint-Canarus.
A small brewery, located in Gottem (East-Flanders).
Once again, that gem was visited last week.
Here's a small impression with some side information.
Brewmaster Piet Meirhaeghe pouring a hoppy (dry-hopped) Maeght van Gottem (7 vol%).
One of the better beers from that small brewery.
Earthy hops, and an amazing hoppy finish too. Not sweet, but rather dry. Similar to the famous Hommelbier from bry. Van Eecke.
Please do notice that ancient Trappist Westmalle plate!
Another marvel: Sint-Canarus Triple at 7.5 vol%.
This one, poured from tap.
A refreshing triple with alot of hops going on too. Not dry-hopped this time, so less hoppy aromatic.
The taste on the other hand is a typical triple style. Crisp, malty, hoppy, and somewhat sweetish with alot of body and perfect depths. It's poured as fresh as possible, so what you get is a most wonderful fresh product.
This, paired with the rich mixed paté dish is to be called top-quality free-time spending !!!!!
Note that brewery Sint-Canarus will be present at the upcoming Italian beer festival Villaggio della Birra, which will happen in Bibbiano on 11 and 12 September nextly. That's already in less than two weeks time.
The wall inside the brew tavern is decorated with two beautiful ommercials from that happening.
On the left side, the new poster. On the right side the poster from last years event.
See the details at: Villaggio Della Birra 2010 - 11-12 Sept. 2010
Also notice that this brewery will participate the 3th. Damme Beer Festival next Sunday !
See: www.bierfestivaldamme.be
Already one good reason to attend that gorgeous small beer fest here in Damme.
More articles about this brewery:
Web: www.sintcanarus.be
Cheers,
Filip
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