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:-
Abbaye des Rocs Brune It is a fruity and intense Belgian Strong dark Ale style abbey beer. |
2.54 €
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New Val Dieu BlondeVal Dieu Blonde esta cerveza de abadía se caracteriza deja un ligero picor en la lengua,es una cerveza de desgustación por encima de todo. Dieu Blonde |
2.22 €
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St. Bernardus Abt 12 Magnum Edición 2015 |
26.37 €
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St.Bernardus Triple This beer, with high fermentation, has a pale amber colour and a flowery, fruity taste with a harmonious balance between sweet and sour (8% alcohol content). |
2.21 €
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St. Bernardus Christmas Ale is the youngest descendant in the illustrious family of delicious Abbey Ales by Brewery St. Bernardus. |
6.74 €
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