The designation "abbey beers" (Bières d'Abbaye or Abdijbier) was originally used for any monastic or monastic-style beer. After the introduction of an official Trappist beer designation by the International Trappist Association in 1997, it came to mean products similar in style or presentation to monastic beers.[9] In other words, an Abbey beer may be:-
St. Bernardus ABT 12 |
Old price 2.25 €
2.18 €
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St. Bernardus Prior 8 |
Old price 1.91 €
1.85 €
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Abbaye Des Rocs Triple Imperial |
2.15 €
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St. Bernardus Pater This name became a reference. This beer is mostly pointed out with its product name: “a Paterke”. This “Paterke” is a chestnut coloured dark beer with a high fermentation (6.7 alcohol content) and a full taste. |
1.72 €
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Abbaye Des Rocs Grand Cru |
2.12 €
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New Kapittel ABTKapittel ABT Abt is Dutch for Abbot, meaning the leader of the Abbey. No surprise we named this beer “Abt”, since it is also the leader |
1.83 €
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Corsendonk Agnus is an Abbey Tripel beer with a very big head indeed - pour it gently - and a very clean palate. |
6.85 €
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St. Bernardus Abt 12 Magnum Edición 2015 |
25.37 €
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St. Bernardus Abt 12 Magnum Edición 2013 |
26.37 €
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St.Bernardus ABT Magnum 70 Aniversario |
29.04 €
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Just as abbeys try to strengthen their communities by attracting new young monks, brewery Van Eecke introduced this blond Kapittel to answer the big demand for paler beers. This 2010 Gold medal awarded blond Abbey-beer has a surprising smooth finish, is easy to drink with its 6.5 % alcohol volume.
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