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Val Dieu Grand Cru is an unfiltered and unpasteurized dark abbey beer brewed within the confines of an abbey.
With a dark brown color with glowing reflections typical of quadruple style beers, this Val Dieu Grand Cru is adorned with an abundant beige foam, from this hat escapes aromas of toast, malt, chocolate and Port. .
Val Dieu Grand Cru is an unfiltered and unpasteurized dark abbey beer brewed within the confines of an abbey.
With a dark brown color with glowing reflections typical of quadruple style beers, this Val Dieu Grand Cru is adorned with an abundant beige foam, from this hat escapes aromas of toast, malt, chocolate and Port. .
It is the result of a long fermentation, scrupulously followed by the brew master, with a deep yet soft bitterness. You will recognize a naturally aromatized hop with an alcoholic after taste. This beer, often associated with refined dishes, ranks among the great beers and may be found in some of the most exclusive restaurants. Beer secondary fermentation in the bottle.
It is the result of a long fermentation, scrupulously followed by the brew master, with a deep yet soft bitterness. You will recognize a naturally aromatized hop with an alcoholic after taste. This beer, often associated with refined dishes, ranks among the great beers and may be found in some of the most exclusive restaurants. Beer secondary fermentation in the bottle.
This beer has a warm amber yellow colour with a quiet sparkling and a fine white foam. Its excellent and digestive taste, partly due to the addition of well selected spices and a bit of Porto, goes well with a highly-pronounced aroma of yeast and malt. A haunting sweetness comprising fine balanced savours will complement this fabulous blend of flavours.
ZAIRA exotic syrups are an alternative to refined sugar, liquid honey, maple syrup, or other toppings.
ZAIRA AGAVE organic syrup comes from Mexico. It is a fructose syrup, obtained after extraction and purification of the inulin naturally present in agave, followed by a thermal hydrolysis process.