Submitted by tom.byrne on Wed, 11/03/2010 - 5:13pm
Brewed By:
Brooklyn
Self-Defined Style:
Belgian Strong Ale They said the Belgian yeast was too spicy. Too…unpredictable. But he didn’t care. Didn’t care that black ales with German, British and American malts didn’t normally go out with Belgians. The Brewmaster threw caution to the wind and went ahead and joined them anyway. The result is Brooklyn Cuvée Noire
Best With:
Generally speaking, Belgian ale is a gastronomic miracle. The delicate spicy and fruity nature of these ales, accentuated by the distinctive Belgian yeast strains, pairs beautifully with lamb, mussels, and semi-soft cheeses such as gouda, havarti, and tilsit.
Special Attributes:
Big Beer (+8.0% ABV)
Special Attributes:
Imperial Style Beer
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Vintage Beer (Evolves with Age) User login
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