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Brouwerij De Ranke
País: Bélgica
De Ranke Noir de Dottignies
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Belgian Strong Ale - 8.5 º - 46 IBU
De Ranke Noir de Dottignies Noir de Dottignies is a complex, high fermenting dark beer, brewed with ...d malt flavour with a smooth-bitter finish. --------------- Noir de Dottignies es una cerveza oscura de alta fermentación, elaborada con 7 maltas diferentes, que incluye maltas de chocol ...
42 Precios 
Cuvée De Ranke
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Sour Ale - 7 º - 35 IBU
Cuvée De Ranke Sour Cerveza de fermentación espontánea de sabor agrio complejo ...Brewery. Aromas suaves ligeramente ácidos afrutados. Sabor con presencia importante de características de cerveza lámbica. Citricos, toques avinagrados y asidrados aunque de ...
29 Precios Razón Social:
Dirección: Rue du Petit-Tourcoing 1, 7711 Mouscron, Bélgica
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Why start a new brewery in a country like Belgium where breweries are everywhere already?
In the early 80’s we –“beer lovers”- were concerned about the mass-disappearance of many small and medium-sized breweries in Belgium. Considering that they were the breweries capable of making the best beers.
It was also alarming that during that period lots of outstanding, bitter beers were sweetened to meet the demands of mass-consumption. Assuming that people didn’t like the bitter taste anymore.
The reality was that new techniques allowed using hop-extracts rather than hop-flowers, which allowed for cheaper production.
Also, the industrial manufacturers believed that the taste of beer should be neutral in order to reach the masses (combined with mass-marketing).
These developments in the beer industry led to us undertaking action to prove that quality can only be guaranteed with the best raw materials and with respect for traditional methods.
In the early 80’s we –“beer lovers”- were concerned about the mass-disappearance of many small and medium-sized breweries in Belgium. Considering that they were the breweries capable of making the best beers.
It was also alarming that during that period lots of outstanding, bitter beers were sweetened to meet the demands of mass-consumption. Assuming that people didn’t like the bitter taste anymore.
The reality was that new techniques allowed using hop-extracts rather than hop-flowers, which allowed for cheaper production.
Also, the industrial manufacturers believed that the taste of beer should be neutral in order to reach the masses (combined with mass-marketing).
These developments in the beer industry led to us undertaking action to prove that quality can only be guaranteed with the best raw materials and with respect for traditional methods.
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