On the beer menu for tonight...
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While it was served in totally the wrong glass, it started out very yeasty and makty. By the last third of the bottle it turned completely around and was very fruity. It poured with alot of haze and sediment, but I couldn't tell when drinking it.
A bargain at $5 per bottle.
A bargain at $5 per bottle.
$5 for a bottle of belgian that size does sound like a bargain.
Is it 'trappist' style?
Honor said:
La Trappe is a better Trappist Ale than Chimay in my opinon... not but a lot tho and both are in my stock.
never had a La Trappe. Will probably have to go to houston to a REAL beer outlet (it's lacking here, mostly good ole boy beer aka weasle piss) Grocery and liquor stores here carry only a few good domestic brews like Fat Tire and Sierra Nevada, and a few imports like Boddington's, Newcastle, and the Chimays. 
Pubs have really good beers, but at a cost
Pubs have really good beers, but at a cost
At a tasting hosted by National Geographic several weeks ago, they served Orval Trappist along side Goose Island Matilda from Chicago. I'll be damned if it didn't hold it's own compared to the authentic Belgian. Give it a try if you see it in your local beer store. 
speaking of belgians, i got a six of Whirlwind (Victory) last friday and tasted one last night. pretty decent.
It didn't mention Trappist but I think it did mention monks of some sort.N8 said:
This was from the other night...I do have the proper Chimay glasses...but the beer tastes just as good in a glass that I busted my a$$ to earn
My wife must really love me because she brings me the large blue bottle once in a while
My wife must really love me because she brings me the large blue bottle once in a while