Comparar Cervezas Chimay Première (Red) - Cantillon Kriek 100% Lambic Bio - Bush Pêche Mel
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Belgian Dubbel
Fruit Lambic
Ale
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8.5
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Chimay Première - Roja - Red - Rouge - Ale

First sold in 75 cl (25.4 fl.oz.) bottles, it is noted for its copper color and as the first beer brewed by the monks of Chimay in 1862.

Topped with a creamy head, it gives off a light, fruity apricot aroma produced by the fermentation. The taste perceived in the mouth is a balance confirming the fruity nuances noticed in the fragrance.

Its taste, which imparts a silky sensation to the tongue, is made refreshing by a light touch of bitterness. To the palate, the taster perceives a pleasant astringency which complements the flavor qualities of this beer very harmoniously.

This top-fermented Trappist beer, re fermented in the bottle, is not pasteurized.

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La cerveza Chimay Roja es la cerveza más antigua de Chimay. Esta cerveza trapense posee un hermoso color cobrizo que la hace especialmente atractiva. Cubierta de una parte superior cremosa, emana un ligero aroma frutal a albaricoque que proviene de la fermentación. El aroma que se siente en la boca es el equilibrio que confirma los matices frutales que se revelan en el sentido del olfato. Esta tradicional cerveza belga se saborea mejor a temperatura de bodega (de 10 a 12 °C).

Un poco de historia

La cerveza “Première” de Chimay fue la primera cerveza que elaboraron los padres trapenses en 1863 en la abadía Notre-Dame de Scourmont.

Su actual receta fue elaborada por el Padre Théodore, cuando reconstruyó la cervecería después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Él se inspiró directamente en las recetas originales de los comienzos de la cervecería.

Sabor : sedoso, con un ligero toque amargo

Tipo de espuma : firme y untuosa

Período de conservación : para disfrutar dentro del año

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Kriek 100% Lambic Bio

The most famous among the fruit beers is without doubt the Kriek.

On a warm summer day, a lorry coming from the auction at Sint-Truiden delivers 4.000 kgs of fresh Kellery cherries to the brewery. The brewery staff will then put about 150 kgs of fruits in oakwood or chestnutwood barrels which can contain 650 litres of lambic and which have been cleaned some days before.

These barrels are filled with healthy lambics which are more or less one and a half year old. These are not so easy to find, because many beers are still ill at that age. These "oily" beers will have to mature for some months in the main barrel. When the Kriek barrels are filled with the fruits and with the lambic (about 500 litres), the hole in the barrel is closed with a sheet of paper in order to avoid contact with impurities.

Five days later, the fermentation starts. The sugars from the lambic and from the fruits bring about the activity of the yeasts which are concentrated in the wood and in the skin of the fruits. A marvelous pink or red foam decorates the old barrels in the cellar.

Normally, the fermentation stops around the 10th of August. The barrels are then closed and the acid lambic begins to extract the taste and the colour from the fruits. Flies and mosquitoes haunt the cellars and are likely to provoke bad infections. Due to the presence of the home spider, however, a natural predator which is more efficient than any insecticide, the Cantillon Brewery presents a natural equilibrium which enables us to produce our beers.

The fermentation of the Kriek in the bottle generally starts in the beginning of October. Two barrels of Kriek from the first extraction and two from the second are pumped into a huge barrel. (The second extraction is obtained by filling the barrel for a second time in order to extract as much from the fruits as possible). It is also possible to blend a certain quantity of young lambic with the Kriek in order to obtain a second fermentation in the bottle. The Kriek goes through a natural saturation, normally after three to five months in the bottle. We recommend to drink the Kriek within one year after the bottling.

The fermentation will change the primary taste of the product and the Kriek will be dominated by the character of the lambic. The red colour will change into more oily shades. This is, however, a personal point of view. Some customers conserve their Kriek for a long time and like it that way. Kriek is a traditional summer beer. It is a very thirst-quenching beer which tastes deliciously with a big slice of brown bread with white cheese, radishes, onions and chives.

Years ago, people who drank Kriek in a pub were also given two lumps of sugar and a "stoemper" on a small plate. With the "stoemper", the customer could crush the sugar on the bottom of his glass and sweeten it in a natural way in order to eliminate the sour taste.

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Bush Pêche Mel

Cerveza especial belga, ambarina, 8,5 % de alcohol, de alta fermentación y aromatizada con extractos naturales de melocotón. Pêche Mel Bush es algo exclusivo en el mundo de la cerveza: los extractos naturales de los melocotones.

Los aromas naturales de la fruta armonizan de manera extraordinaria con el amargor original de la Bush Ambrée, resultando en una experiencia sorprendente y armoniosa en boca.

Con su 8,5 % alc. Vol es la cerveza afrutada más fuerte del mercado y como tal completamente diferente . Carácter fuerte, sabor suave. Lógicamente armoniza muy bien con este postre, pero también se puede consumir como copa para aquellos que les gusta el licor drambuie.

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