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Nom Note Style Brasserie Alcool Couleur Commentaire Feuille1 Fidélité au Pays de Filtrée/Non Filtrée/ Année de Nom Note Style Brasserie Alcool Couleur Commentaire Contenant style brassage Refermentée dégustation Nick Stafford's Hambleton ale 2,5 Bitter 3 Hambleton Angleterre 3,6% Ambrée Pression Filtrée 2005 Orpal Bière de Mars Jeanne d'arc France Bouteille 75cl 2004 10.10 0,5 Bière Forte France 10% Blonde Bière pour se saouler vite sans trop boire. Très Mauvais Boite 50cl Filtrée 1995 13 apotres 2 Blanche 3 Interbrew Blanche Une blanche douceatre, trop sucrée Pression Filtrée 2004 1643 2 Lager/Pils 4 Würzburger Allemagne 4,9% Blonde Bouteille 50cl Filtrée 2006 1643 1,5 Lager/Pils 4 Würzburger Höfbrau, Würzburg Allemagne 4,9% Blonde Bouteille 50cl Filtrée 2006 1664 2,5 Lager/Pils 4 Kronenbourg France Blonde Bouteille 25cl Filtrée tou 1664 2 Lager/Pils 3 Kronenbourg France Blonde Pression Filtrée tout Bière aromatisée fortement au citron, avec kkes parfums d'agrumes en fond. Désaltérant mais le citron 1664 blanche 1 aromatisé Kronenbourg France 5% Blanche est un désastre Bouteille 33cl Filtrée 2006 1664 Brune 1,5 Brune 3 Kronenbourg France Brune Bière douceatre et désagréable Bouteille 25cl Filtrée 1997 1798 Revolution 3 Red ale 4 Dublin Brewig Compagny Irlande 4?è% Ambrée Bouteille 50cl Filtrée 1999 1831 Schwarzbier 3,5 Schwarzbier 5 Hildebrand Pfungstadt Allemagne 5,3% Noire Bouteille 50cl Filtrée 2006 1837 2 Unibroue, Quebec Canada Bouteille 75cl 1997 2 Caps 3,5 Ale 5 Ferme de Belle Dalle, Tardinghen France 6% Blonde Une excellent blonde, equilibrée et rafraichissante Bouteille 33cl Non Filtrée 2004 3 Brasseurs d'Amiens Ambrée 2,5 Ale 4 3 Brasseurs d'Amiens France 6,2% Ambrée/rougeidme que les autres du meme brasseur Pression Filtrée 2004 3 Brasseurs d'Amiens Blanche 2 Blanche 4 3 Brasseurs d'Amiens France 4,7% Blanche Pression Non Filtrée 2004 bière fine, onctueuse mais manque de consistance. Malt caramel et corsé très légés. Très douce presque 3 Brasseurs d'Amiens de Noël 2004 2 Ale 4 3 Brasseurs d'Amiens France 6,8% Rouge/ambréesucrée. Pression Filtrée 2004 bière fine, onctueuse mais manque de consistance. 3 Brasseurs d'Amiens Scotch 2,5 Ale 4 3 Brasseurs d'Amiens France 4,8% Brune Sucrée sans amertume Pression Filtrée 2004 3 brasseurs Eragny sur Oise Ambrée 3 3 brasseurs Eragny sur Oise France Ambrée Pression Non Filtrée 2004 3 brasseurs Eragny sur Oise Blanche 2,5 Blanche 3 brasseurs Eragny sur Oise France Blanche Pression Non Filtrée 2004 3 brasseurs Eragny sur Oise Blonde 3,5 3 brasseurs Eragny sur Oise France Blonde Pression Non Filtrée 2004 3 brasseurs Eragny sur Oise Scotch 2 3 brasseurs Eragny sur Oise France Noire Légerement acre, sèche Pression Non Filtrée 2004 3 Monts 2,5 Bière de Garde4 Brasserie de Saint Sylvestre France 8,5% Blonde Bouteille 75cl Filtrée 1997 33 export 2 Lager/Pils 3 amstel France 4,8% Blonde Bouteille 25cl Filtrée 1997 4, bière noire 3,5 Stout 5 tarentaise, aigueblanche France 5% Noire Bouteille 33cl Refermentée 2005 6,9 Ballerman 1 1999 6X 3 Ale 5 Wadworth Angleterre 4,3% Brune Bouteille 50cl Filtrée 2007 8.6 red 3 Bavaria Pays Bas 7,9% Rouge Bouteille 50cl Filtrée 2003 Une bière forte, mais mieux construite que les strong 8°6 2 bavaria Pays Bas Blonde ale pour se saouler Boite 50cl Filtrée 1995 Saverne 8°8 1 Bière Forte Saverne Pays Bas 8,8 Blonde erzatz de la 8°6 en moins bien fait. Pour se saouler virte Boite 50cl Filtrée 1997 Bière au chanvre, de chanvre diffusion. Bière Bio.Bien A l'Aven, Bière chanvrée 3,5 Brasserie du Canardou, France 5% Orange/brun équilibré, houblon, malt caramel, acre. Bouteille 33cl Non Filtrée 2003 Abbaye D'aulne Blonde 3,5 Abbaye pour leveau Belgique 6% Bouteille 25cl Abbaye d'aulne superbe Abbaye pour leveau Belgique 10% Bouteille 33cl Refermentée 1997 Abbaye de Bonne Espérance 4 Abbaye 4 lefebvre Belgique Bouteille 25cl Brassée par les élèves de l'ecole d'agro. Très facile à Abbaye de Gembloux 3,5 Abbaye 5 Faculté d'agronomie de Gembloux Belgique 8% Blonde boire, bulles fines Bouteille 33cl Refermentée 2003 Abbaye de Oudkerken 2,5 Abbaye 3 Pour lidl 6,2% Blonde Bouteille 25cl Filtrée 2006 Abbaye de St Landelin 3 Abbaye 3 brasseurs de Gayant France Brune Bouteille 33cl 1996 Abbaye de Thelmete 3 Abbaye France 2002 Abbaye de Vaucelle 4 Abbaye La Choulette France 2001 Abbaye des prémontrés 3,5 Abbaye 4 Les brassereurs de Lorraine, Pont a Mousson France 6% Blonde Bouteille 33cl Filtrée 2003 Abbaye des Rocs 2,5 Abbaye 4 Brasserie Abbaye des Rocs, B7387 Montiginies sur roc Belgique 9% Blonde Bouteille 33cl 2000 Abbaye des Rocs noêl 2000 3,5 Abbaye Brasserie Abbaye des Rocs, B7387 Montiginies sur roc Belgique Abbaye du Mont Saint Jean 3 Abbaye 2 Belgique 6,2% Blonde une bière de leader price, mais pas désagréable. Bouteille 25cl Filtrée 2003 Westgate Brewery Bury St Edmunds Abbot Ale 2,5 Suffolk IP33 1QT Angleterre Abbot Ale 3 Pale Ale" 5 Greene king, suffolk Angleterre 5% Ambrée Bouteille 50cl Filtrée 2007 Abdis londe 2,5 Abbaye 4 Liefman Belgique 6,5% Blonde Bouteille 33cl Filtrée 2006 Une nouvelle trappiste, agréable, chaleureuse. Une Achel 3 Trappiste 4 hamont achel Belgique 8% Blonde bière belge forte typiqye Bouteille 33cl Refermentée 2003 Achel kluis 4 trappiste 5 Achel Belgique 9,5% Ambrée bouteille 75cl Refermentée 2008 Ackerland 3 Lager 4 météor France Blonde Lager intéressante, raffraichissante et agréable Pression Filtrée Adell Scott 2 Adelshoffen France Ambrée Pression Filtrée 1996 Adell Scott 1,5 Adelshoffen France 6,6% Ambrée Bouteille 33cl Filtrée 1996 Adell Scott Brune 2 Lager/Pils 2 Adelshoffen France 6,6% Noir pas trop foncé Bouteille 33cl Filtrée 1997 Adelshoffen 2,5 Lager 3 Adelshoffen France Blonde Pression Filtrée Adler Hefe Weizen 3,5 Weissbier 5 Schwarzen adler, wassertrundingen Allemagne 4,9% Blanche Bouteille 50cl Non Filtrée 2005 Adnams Broadside 3,5 Adnams Brewery Angleterre Pression Filtrée 2003 Adnams Broadside 2 Adnams Angleterre 4,7% Ambrée Pression Filtrée 2005 Aecht Schlenterla Rauchbier Marzen 2,5 Marzen Rauchbier5 Heller, Bamberg Allemagne Brune Une rauchbier!! Bouteille 50cl Filtrée Aecht Schlenterla Rauchbier Weizen 2 Weizen 3 Heller, Bamberg Allemagne Blanche Bouteille 50cl Filtrée Aerts 1900 1,5 Belge forte Brasserie Palm Belgique Brune Faible gout, tres aqueux Bouteille 25cl Refermentée Affligem Patersvat 3,5 Bière Belge Forte5 Affligem Belgique 6,8% Ambrée Bouteille 33cl Filtrée 2004 Affligen 3 Abbaye 3 Brasserie de smedt Belgique Blonde Bouteille 25cl Filtrée Affligen Double 3 Abbaye 3 Brasserie de smedt Belgique 7% Brune Bouteille 33cl Affligen Triple 3 Abbaye 3 Brasserie de smedt Belgique 8,5% Blonde Bouteille 33cl Refermentée tres belle mouse persistante. Houblon et epice present aflligem de noel 2003 3 Bière Belge Forte4 Brasserie de smedt Belgique ? Ambrée dans un tres bel equilibre Pression Filtrée 2003 Agave 1 aromatisée les brasseurs, genveve Suisse Blonde Pression 2005 Agnus Corsendonk 2 Brouwerij Van Steenberge Belgique Aiguille Blanche 3,5 Blanche 4 Des Cimes France 5% Blanche Bonne blanche, très forte notes de bananes Bouteille 33cl Non filtrée 1999 Aiguille Blanche 3,5 Blanche 4 Des Cimes France Blanche Idem Pression Non filtrée 1999 Al'aven 2 aromatisée canardou France Ambrée aux chataignes Bouteille 33cl Non Filtrée 2004 Alaskan Frontier 2 Alaskan brewing USA Pression Filtrée 1998 Alaskan Frontier 3 Alaskan brewing USA Bouteille 33cl Alaskan Frontier Ambrée 2,5 alt Alaskan brewing USA Bouteille 33cl Non filtrée 1998 Alba scots pine ale 3,5 Heather ale Ecosse 7,5% Ambrée bière au piin Bouteille 33cl Filtrée 2003 Aldegonde Artisans brasseurs Belgique 7,5% Ambrée Bouteille 33cl Refermentée 2001 Ale 2,5 Bière Belge Forte Les brasseurs, Grand Place, Bruxelles Belgique 4% Ambrée Pression 2003 Alexander Rodenbach 3,5 Bourgogne Rouge5 Rodenbach Belgique Rouge Bouteille 25cl Conservée par Emmanuel Gillard, une des dernières Alexander Rodenbach 1998 4,5 bière rouge 5 Rodenbach Belgique 6% Rouge cuvée de Alexander ayant très bien vieilli, affinée. Bouteille 25cl Filtrée 2006 Allgäuer land bier 1,5 Lager/Pils 5 Postbrauerei Karl Meyer Nesselwang, Nesselwang Allemagne 4,8% Blonde Bouteille 50cl Filtrée 2006 Allgäuer Öko Bier 3 helles 5 Hôss Sonthofen, Allgau Allemagne 5,2% Blonde Helles, bio Bouteille 50cl Filtrée 2006 Alphand bitter 4 pale ale 2 Alphand France Ambrée Excellente pale ale varie beaucoup dune cuve a l'autre Pression Filtrée Un mélange terrible, une excellente weiss aromatisée à Alphand Blanche 4 Blanche ? Alphand, val louise France 4,2% Blanche la belge! A découvrir Pression Non Filtrée 2006 Alphand Blanche 4 Blanche 4 Alphand France Blanche Bouteille 75cl 2000 Alphand Stout 4 Stout 3 Alphand France Chocolat Bouteille 75cl 2000 Alpinator doppelbock 3 Doppelbock 4 Bräuhaus Füssen Allemagne 7,2% Brune Bouteille 50cl Filtrée Alpirsbacher Kloster 1,5 Alpirsbacher Klosterbräu Carl Glauner GmbH & Co., Alpirsbach Allemagne Blonde Pression Filtrée Alpirsbacher Pils 1,5 Pils 2 Alpirsbacher Klosterbräu Carl Glauner GmbH & Co., Alpirsbach Allemagne Blonde Pression Filtrée Alsa brau Lager/Pils fischer France Blonde Bouteille 25cl 2004 Alsacienne 4 Brasserie Gambrinus,pour 5 Rue des Fransiscains 68100 Mulhouse France 7,8% Blonde Bouteille 33cl 2000 Alsacienne de Noêl 4 Brasserie Gambrinus,pour 5 Rue des Fransiscains 68100 Mulhouse France Altenmünster Hefeweizen 2 hefeweizen 3 Altenmunster Allemagne 5,5% Blanche Une hefe decevante, fade, fuyante Bouteille 50cl Non Filtrée 2004 Altenmunster Steinbier 3 Privatbrauerei Franz Joseph Sailer Allemagne Altitude 3 4 Abbaye des Rocs France 2001 Amadeus 3 Blanche 4 brasseurs de Gayant France Blanche Bouteille 33cl Filtrée Amadeus 3 Blanche 4 brasseurs de Gayant France Bouteille 50cl Filtrée Amadeus 2 Blanche 3 brasseurs de Gayant France Blanche Pression Filtrée Page 1 Feuille1 Bue a St Nicolas de Port.
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