Friday, July 3, 2015

Beer Tasting 4 - 7pm Friday, July 3

Your Host:
Zulu
Latis Imports


Rodenbach

The 'Flemish red-brown beer." The mixed primary fermentation and maturation in oak barrels give it a mild acidic taste and complex fruitiness just like wine. Consists of young 3/4 and 1/4 for 2 years in oak matured beer . RODENBACH is very refreshing and appetizing: the perfect aperitif

Rodenbach Grand Cru

The Grand Cru of RODENBACH has averaged much longer in oak casks of beer Roeselaarse cathedral located and is therefore a more pronounced version of the beer style "Flemish red-brown beer" . Rodenbach Grand Cru is composed of young 1/3 and 2/3 for 2 years in oak matured beer . The result is a complex beer with wood and esters, vinous and with a very long finish , just like a grand cru . Michael Jackson called this beer awarded a "World Classic" and "the Burgundy of Belgium" .

Gueze Boon

Taste carefully and you will uncover a fruity grapefruit and ginger flavour with a hint of Muscat grapes. You’ll be pleasantly surprised by the wholehearted body and the sublime finish – an explosion of Germanic and Romance cultures. A magnificent blend of 90% mild 18 month-old lambic, 5% strong 3 year-old beer and 5% very young lambic, which provides fermentable sugars and wild yeasts.

Gueze Mariage Parfait *Exclusive to Harry's!
The soft, mildly sour berry taste, harmonises with the oak barrels’ aromas in which Geuze Mariage Parfait has ripen. The body speaks of vanilla followed by a bitter aftertaste of cloves that becomes increasingly intense. Sublime. It consists of 95% mild lambic, aged at least three years and specially reserved for this purpose, and 5% young lambic.

Kriek Boon Mariage Parfait 
*Exclusive to harry's
The casks give this beer its fine oaky flavour with hints of vanilla and cloves. It boasts a wide mouth with a warm body and roundness reminiscent of dried cherries and wild tastes. This is soft mildness personified. Kriek Boon Mariage Parfait consists of 1 year-old heavy lambic flavoured with overripe cherries.

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