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Short description
The first taste provides a nice balance of bitterness and sweet.
The taste consists of things like dried fruit, lemon and grains. There is a perfect amount of yeast flavor along with a very mild bitterness from the hops.
If you are a fan of Belgian Blond Ales, the St. Martin Blond won’t disappoint you.
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About Abbey Saint Martin
The history of Abbey Saint Martin began in 1096 in Tournai, one of the Belgium's oldest cities, located 90km southwest of Brussels.
The beer was brewed at the monastery by the Holy Monks, but was suspended during the French Revolution of 1797 because of the war. By 1890, the Brasserie de Brunehaut brewer had continued to brew and ferment according to the traditional recipe recorded and preserved by the monks.
Today, Abbey Saint Martin is one of the most favored craft beers in the world because of its esoteric recipe, traditional floating fermentation method, organic ingredients and indescribably delicious taste.
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Food Pairings
Pairs perfectly with hard cheeses or aged “Bries” and “Cammembert”
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Eyes
A golden straw color, with a strong foam once opened then the bubbles gently rise the and a good head remains
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Nose
Sharp, liverly and nervous, fermentation with a touch reminiscent of a flowery cheese
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Mouth
A round, balance and full flavor. In the mouth it is floral, elegant and direct, almost feminine. The aftertaste has a noble bitterness
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Usage
Chilled serve (3°C) / Do not shake before serving
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To be avoid
Children / Pregnant women
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Possible wrang utilization
Poor storage conditions / non‐compliance with the instructions for use
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Storage
The product should be kept upright and indoor, out of direct sunlight and between 5 and 15°C
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Ingredient
Water, malted barley*, hops*, sugar*, spices*, yeast (*Uit biologische teelten)
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Alcohol ABV
7%
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Coloration EBC
15
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Bitterness IBU
19
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°Plato
15.7
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Nutritional value for 100ml
56 kCal, 233 Kj, 0.3g Protéines
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Volume
330ml
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Code
BI38624001