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Brouwerij 't Broukot
Gullegem. West Flanders, Belgium
The tiny brewery Brouwkot began a few years back as an annex and house brewery for the well-known beer restaurant 't Rusteel in West Flanders. Prior to it’s launch, young brewers Bjorn & Kim worked various jobs at 't Rusteel. They worked there for years while still in school, but all the while with a budding passion for craft brewing. After perfecting the experimentation of a single golden ale, Bjorn & Kim finally caught the owner’s attention. Realizing this as no ordinary homebrew - that Bjorn & Kim really had something – the owner outfitted a garage beside the restaurant with a small brewing installation. Brouwerij 't Brouwkot was born. Some years have since passed, Bjorn & Kim now have other duties beyond the restaurant (Bjorn an electrical engineer, Kim a biochemist), but the brewery remains in full swing under the sole auspices of these two young, brilliant brewers. Indeed, what began as a tiny operation churning out great house brews for the restaurant, has morphed into a tiny operation churning out world class beers that must be discovered beyond their small village. That’s where we come in. To start, three beers – Netebuk, Manten, & Kalle. All presented in paper-wrapped, 75cl format. All strikingly original, crystal clear, crisp, clean unfiltered ales. It’s high time these remarkable beers get their notice.
Manten...$14.99 / 750ml
- Style: Fully-malted Belgian Blond Ale, refermentation in bottle
- Abv: 5.5%
- Format: 750 ml, paper-wrapped bottle
- Color: dull yellow, bright white head
- Tasting Notes: malt sweetness, honey, caramel, lemon, light-bodied, easy-drinking
Kalle....$14.99 / 750ml
Kalle....$14.99 / 750ml
Style: Tripel, refermentation in bottle
- Abv: 8.5%
- Format: 750 ml, paper-wrapped bottle
- Color: crystal-clear light orange, creamy white head
- Tasting Notes: brilliant aroma – spicy, earthy, minerals; full-bodied, complex palate; spicy, vegetal, honey-suckle, pepper, dry
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