Belgium And Beer Made For Each Other
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Belgium and Beer: A Perfect Pairing
Summary:
Belgium, a hub of rich history and culture, is renowned as "The Beer Country." Nestled in the heart of Europe, it borders France, Luxembourg, Germany, and The Netherlands. As a modern member of NATO and the EU, Belgium stands as a paradise for beer enthusiasts.
The Belgian Brewer's Guild proudly claims that a beer lover in Belgium can enjoy a different beer every day for more than a year without repeating a selection. Such variety is a dream for beer aficionados.
Historically, some of Belgium’s most famous breweries have roots in monasteries, known as Trappist breweries. These are brewed by monks and include renowned names such as Chimay, Orval, Rochefort, Westmalle, and Westvleteren. Except for Orval, which focuses on perfecting a single beer, these breweries produce multiple types, often labeled as "dubbel" or "tripel," indicating their strength and fermentation level. Many Trappist beers are bottle-conditioned and aged, developing rich flavors over time.
Abbey beers, or "bière d'abbaye," are widely available. Although no longer brewed in abbeys, these beers maintain their original recipes but benefit from modern brewing techniques, increasing their availability.
Belgian beers have significantly influenced brewing in the United States. Breweries like Celis in Austin, New Belgium in Fort Collins, North Coast Brewing in Fort Bragg, and Unibroue in Quebec exemplify this trend.
If you haven't yet experienced Belgian beers, you're in for a remarkable treat. There's a reason why it's called "The Beer Country."
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