Vestvleteren green cap 5.8° alc Belgium (cannot be purchased with promotions and/or discounts)
Vestvleteren tappo verde 5,8° alc Belgio (non possono essere acquistate con promozioni e/o sconti)
Belgian-style Trappist ale with a beautiful blond color with golden highlights and a slightly cloudy appearance due to the suspended yeasts (5.8% alc). Base beer, produced with a mix of French barley and hops of the Hallertau and Target varieties, refermented in the bottle for 8 days at 26° C. At the beginning it was rather bitter; later, to make it more accessible to the palate, the hopping was decreased. Very fresh and fruity, it is consumed by the monks during meals. With a persistent and insistent carbonation, the white foam emerges rocky, fine, compact, creamy, with good retention and lacing. In its high intensity, the nose offers fresh aromas of flowery hops, malt, white flowers, fruity esters, unripe banana, citrus, hay, wild yeast, green apple, freshly cut grass. The medium body tends decidedly to light, in a soft and silky consistency. In the taste, after a brief sweet entrance of ripe yellow fruit, herbaceous notes and hop flowers begin to rise to the surface, bringing a rustic bitterness, then also sour. The finish, clean and dry, is all a bitter explosion of fresh hop flowers, which the aftertaste somehow tries to mitigate with a sweetish vein of its long suggestions. This is the only one of the three beers that can be stored for a maximum of one year, as aging affects the fruitiness and the flavor of the hops.

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