Shopping List: Three Philosophers Quadrupel Belgian-Style Ale

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From Brewery Ommegang, the outpost of Belgian beer making in Cooperstown, New York, comes Three Philosophers Quadrupel Belgian-Style Ale, a blend of Lindemans Kriek Lambic and Belgian-style ale. According to Brewery Ommegang Brewmaster Randy Thiel,

A bit of magic occurs when the Lindemans Kriek is blended into the beer; the cherry flavors marry wonderfully with the chocolate and caramel malt flavors; the leathery lambic notes harmonize beautifully with the port-like notes; and the Kriek's acidity softens the sharp acridness of the dark roasted malts.

This special addition to Brewery Ommegang's regular lineup of Belgian-style beers was first released in fall 2003. Three Philosophers is a rich and complex beer, with the distinct flavor of cherry and caramel. The beer has a deep, dark reddish-brown color that gives it the appearance of a bubbly, full-bodied red wine.

Brewery Ommegang's Three Philosophers Quadrupel Belgian-Style Ale is $11.99 for a 750 ml. bottle at Gourmet Garage.

 
Posted by Josh Friedland on Jan 30, 2004 in Drink, Shopping List | Link | | Print this page | Share This
 


 

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Jan 30, 2004 10:00:41 AM
Posted By: Joe

I just tried Ommegang for the first time a few days ago. Boy is that a rich beer - love the foam.

Any idea where to get their beers in the city?

 

Jan 30, 2004 12:26:30 PM
Posted By: Josh

Ommegang beers, including this one, are definitely sold at Gourmet Garage.

 

Jan 31, 2004 1:51:38 AM
Posted By: Joe

It helps to look at the links! Thought gourment garage was an online store - nope.

Thanks for the info.

 

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