Belgium 101

Belgium is a wonderful place for beer. There are many styles from that country. Many of which are not always accessible  to the American style beer drinker from a palette point of view. Belgium beers don't follow marketing trends that "large beer factories" making labels that look uninviting. 

Homework: Find a Lambic of some sort like a lindemans Pêche, Pomme, or Framboise. Notice the sour quality. Don't forget a trippel. Or find a Belgium beer of some sort. 

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Host: John Foster and Motor

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Not recorded at the Rat Pad. Recorded in San Francisco on 08/05/2007.

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