A Belgian ale is often the beer that folks cite when asked ‘which beer made them fall in love with beer.’ There isn’t a “single” Belgian ale. But the overall idea of the Trappist ales, the farmhouse ...

If you were to ask avid beer drinkers to tell you the one country they’d like to drink their way through, you’d get a lot of people yelling “Belgium!” One of the most respected beer countries in the ...

BRUSSELS – Next time you raise a glass of Belgian beer, rest assured: It's a cultural experience. UNESCO is adding Belgian beer to the list of the "Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity." Belgium ...

Among the great beer-brewing centers of Europe, Belgium is undoubtedly the most unique. The United Kingdom and Ireland are rightly renowned for their pale ales, porters and stouts. The German- and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The plan is to offer eight different Belgian beers in all. The plan is to offer eight different Belgian beers in all. Belgium is ...

Spring is the saison for Belgian-style ales, in particular because the lighter, citrusy sweet flavors – which accompany many Belgian beer types — go so well served cold after a warm, flower-fragranced ...

This fine ale is brewed by the Slaghmuylder Brewery in the Flanders region of Belgium. It is unique in the fact that it is the only beer with the abbey ale name that is produced by a layman and ...

Appearance: Copperish-blonde and hazy with a light-tan offwhite head that doesn’t last as long as expected. 8/10 Nose: The moment I poured it, a very strong alcohol aroma mixes with a very complex, ...

Belgian beers are among the most popular in the world. If you live in the Philadelphia area, you're in luck, as there is a ...

In my beer travels, I’ve come across two types of beer drinkers. The first want a smooth, easy-going beer – something that they can drink without pushing their palate too much or leaving much of a ...

Enjoying a good beer can be a great way to end (or start) a travel day. But, if you're in Belgium, heed Rick Steves' words ...