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Chimay Blauw by Chimay Brouwerij: buy craft beer online | Beerwulf
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Chimay Blauw, also known as Grande Reserve, is a recognised Trappist beer. It was originally intended as a Christmas beer but has been available year-round since 1954. A powerful, warming beer with aromas of caramel, toffee and dried fruit.

Chimay Blauw

Quadrupel Beer | 9,0% | 33 cl
(3,99)
€ 2,79
Chimay Blauw, also known as Grande Reserve, is a recognised Trappist beer. It was originally intended as a Christmas beer but has been available year-round since 1954. A powerful, warming beer with aromas of caramel, toffee and dried fruit.
Style
Quadrupel Beer
Volume
33 cl
ABV
9,0%
Origin
Belgium
Brewer
Chimay Brouwerij
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Details

Style Quadrupel Beer
Volume 33 cl
ABV 9,0%
Malt
  • Barley Malt
  • Wheat Malt
Origin Belgium
Brewer Chimay Brouwerij
Allergens
  • Barley Malt
  • Wheat Malt

Serving advice

  • Temperature

    12°C

  • Glass

    Trappist

  • Delicious with

    Blue cheese, Steak tartare

Taste

Taste tones
Intensity
Length
Sweetness
Acidity
Bitterness
Umami
IBU
35 / 120
Beer color (EBC)
Taste profile

  • Caramel & Honey

  • Strong & Savory

  • Dark & Rich

Brewery

Chimay Brouwerij
Chimay Brouwerij

Chimay beers are brewed in a Trappist monastery (the Notre-Dame de Scourmont Abbey) in Henegouwen, Belgium. During the summer of 1850, a small group of monks settled on the wild plateau of Scourmont near Chimay. Next to the monastery, they built a farm, a brewery and a cheesery. The Scourmont Abbey was at the forefront of various economic activities which accelerated the region’s development.

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