About this release

The Barbãr Bok is adorned with dark colors and a ruby-red reflection. It undergoes a second fermentation in the bottle and combines the softness of honey with the strength of alcohol. The honey comes from Yucatan in Mexico and is barely noticeable. At the brewery, they claim that the Barbãr doesn't taste like honey, but when accompanied by a dish with added honey, the dish tastes like Barbãr. This Belgian bok of 8.5% is brewed by Brasserie Lefebvre from the Belgian Quenast and is known for its subtle use of Mexican honey. The beer displays an impressive blackening with that characteristic ruby-red glow, which already visually promises much. The second fermentation in the bottle gives it that full, complex character that bok beers are known for. It is a beer that knows how to hide its strength beneath a silky surface. At a serving temperature of 7 degrees, the Barbãr Bok unfolds at its best, allowing all nuances to shine through. Ideal for those looking for something different from the usual beers, because this is a beer that adapts to the moment and company in which it is enjoyed. A true character beer full of surprises that distinguishes itself through its intelligent use of traditional and exotic ingredients. With an Untappd rating of 3.49 out of 5 stars, this beer has proven itself among a large number of beer lovers worldwide.

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