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Brewed By: Brouwerij St. Bernardus NV

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Average Rating:
7.83881

Number of Ratings: 943

Style: Dubbel

Brewed In: Trappistenweg 23, Watou, 8978, Belgium

ABV: 8%

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St. Bernardus Prior 8

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Tasting Notes

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kellyannie profile picturekellyannie - December 21, 2012
Lighter than 12. Tasty.
seatons@gmail.com profile pictureseatons@gmail.com - November 12, 2012
Tasty full bodied Belgium dark ale
daveatMGW profile picturedaveatMGW - November 4, 2012
Definite note of caramel in the finish!
Beerlessfrog profile pictureBeerlessfrog - September 29, 2012
Good but nothing out of the ordinary. Just a dark, malty dopple.
thabeers profile picturethabeers - August 25, 2012
Smooth and delicious. Slight sweet malty fruity syrup taste.balanced and smooth for an Abbey. Perfect. Cud be stronger but then it would be a different kind of beer.
brookslindseyjr profile picturebrookslindseyjr - July 19, 2012
Interesting taste. Caramel, brown, kinda fruity but just a hint. Very full flavor, lots of head. Smooth. Maybe too much of a sweet flavor
Murt profile pictureMurt - July 9, 2012
Great dark brown beer. Very smooth and easy to drink with a frothy think head
osuedj profile pictureosuedj - June 19, 2012
Lovely, dark caramely & rich but not too malty or sweet. Had at PP 6/18/12 for half bday.
crloger@gmail.com profile picturecrloger@gmail.com - April 28, 2012
Good mix of spice and dark fruit. Solid carbonation, and color is good. Plum definitely lingers on tongue long after the initial coriander vanishes
dkrenik profile picturedkrenik - March 27, 2012
Deceptively light while packing 8% ABV. Great balance between malt and hops.
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