Abdij Steenbrugge
Origin
Country: Belgium
City: Bruges
Brewery: De gouden boom
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Type
Type : Abbaye
Fermentation : Top
Color : Brown-Red
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General information
Alcohol (ABV): 6.5°
Bottles sold: 33 cl
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The abbey beer STEENBRUGGE Abdijbock is a ruby-brown beer with a round caramel malty character and a fruity, slightly smoky fermentation aroma. All this combined with the "gruut", a subtle blend of Bruges spices, with an emphasis on cinnamon, which gives this bock its delicious taste. Top fermentation beer. The secret of Steenbrugge abbey beer lies in the herb mixture called "gruut", which gives this abbey beer its delicious taste.
Abdij Steenbrugge
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