Belgian Abbey Blond Ale
6%
Brewery De L'Abbaye du Val-Dieu - from Belgium
Val-Dieu Blond
Val-Dieu Blond is a blond ale from the Cistercian Abbey du Val-Dieu, crisp and clean, with an interplay of creamy, nutty maltiness. Hoppy bitterness, and lemony finish.
Price CategorySpecialty, Import
Beer StyleBelgian Abbey Blond Ale
Alcohol By Vol.6%
CharacteristicsAromas of cream, nuts, hops and earthen bitterness (slight lemon touch)
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58L kegNo UPC code
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