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Posts tagged with westmalle-dubbel

November 19, 2010 | Brewstyles

Beer Made By God’s Hand

By Roger Protz

It’s every beer lover’s dream, to jump in the Time Machine, spin the dials and travel back to discover what iconic brews were really like centuries ago: the IPAs of Victorian England, the porters and stouts of 18th-century London, and, ...

November 1, 2007 | Stylistically Speaking

Dubbel Talk

By K. Florian Klemp

Often, when beer lovers venture into the realm of Belgian brews, they experience an epiphany. Even without an experienced or refined palate, it is apparent immediately that there is something different, something beyond the familiar flavors and aromas of other ...

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