Belzebuth 33 CL (France) (12 Units) Beers

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Belzebuth Triple is a triple distilled strong lager.

  • Please note that the beers are imported and may be delayed up to 15 days.

Belzebuth 33 CL (France) (12 Units) Beers
Beer

Currently unavailable


Belzebuth Triple is a triple distilled strong lager.

  • Please note that the beers are imported and may be delayed up to 15 days.
Currently unavailable


Belzebuth Triple is a top-fermented beer, with a very aromatic taste obtained from the selection of a particular yeast and also from a blend of 3 different malts.

The alcohol comes exclusively from the natural fermentation of the beer.

 



Technical Details


Brand
BELZEBUTH
Size
33 CL
Format
Glass
Region Produced in
Douai - France
Alcohol Content
8%

Tasting Notes

A golden coloured beer with notes of spices and citrus fruits. Typical of the use of different grains: barley malt, wheat, rye and white oats. Not very bitter, Belzébuth leaves room for the expression of the grains and the fruity aromas brought by its yeast. It is dry and long in the mouth.

Package
Box
Volumetric Weight
6
Storage Instructions
Cool and dry conditions
EAN
3347970011061
Manufacturer
Brasserie Grain D'Orge
Country Produced in
France
Since
Monday 16 February, 2009


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