Midwinter horn

Dark heavy beer, in the tradition of a Quadrupel. Description: Hans Warning, Bierkeurmeester BKG: “A dark brown, deep red beer that seems to be made for an autumn or winter evening. In the smell, the dark malts used give caramel-like notes and the scent of cocoa/coffee can be perceived. These scents are also clearly reflected in the taste and the taste of Haagse Hopjes is striking, which is reminiscent of port. In the mouth this beer is pleasantly sticky and has a strong body. The aftertaste goes nicely from sweet and caramel, to a coffee and candy-like spiciness”. Especially recommended when the weather gets worse, the bock beer is gone and the days are getting shorter. Goes very well with stews or a fresh green salad. A Quadrupel is above all the stronger brother of the Dubbel. This beer has all the characteristics of the brother in question, but with quite a bit more. quadruple