



Val-Dieu Grand Cru from Brasserie De L’Abbaye Du Val-Dieu is the latest addition from Cistercian abbey of Val-Dieu, has a deep dark color, is quite oily and spicy, with aroma of roasted malt, chocolate and port wine; finishes slightly dry.
Price CategorySpecialty, Import
Beer StyleBelgian Abbey Quadrupel Ale
Alcohol By Vol.10.5%
CharacteristicsDark Ale with chocolate and Port Wine overtones.
12 x 25.4 fl. oz.699176-587516
6 x 4 x 11.2 fl. oz.699176-573342
20L kegNo UPC Code
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