Corsendonk Pater Dubbel
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Corsendonk Pater Dubbel
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Corsendonk Brown AleAbbey Style Brown Ale 7.5% ABV
Ahh, sweet nectar of life! This is the one, the Belgian that I first drank, and fell in love with. Rich and thick, it has a good body without being too heavy, unless you let it get too warm. Possessed of a deep red-brown color that accurately advertises its maltiness, it can sustain you when times are difficult. Has that typical combination of sweet/sour that characterizes all belgians.
You can find the same beer marketed under different names, since as I noted in the Corsendonk Agnus Trippel review, this beer is abbey-style, made by Du Bocq rather than actual monks. I love it just the same. Now if I could only convince the Bishop of Phoenix to set some monks to brewing beer....
Rating
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One of my all time favorite beers. Nuff said.
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