About this release

La Corne Du Bois Des Pendus Quadruple Oaked is a Belgian Quadrupel from Brasserie des Légendes from the Belgian town of Ath. La Corne is known for being served in a large horn. Now La Corne, alongside the famous Belgian Tripel, also comes with a Quadrupel variant, and with just 190 check-ins on the counter, BrewHunter was able to secure this beer as one of the first. Brasserie des Légendes, born from the merger of two renowned Belgian breweries Ellezelloise and Géants, is known for their characterful, traditional Belgian beers that often reference local legends. With an impressive alcohol content of 12.0 percent, this quadrupel offers a full and complex taste experience. The recommended serving temperature of 11 degrees optimally supports the characteristic flavor profiles of this beer. This beer belongs to the rare editions and is not yet widely available, making it a true find for lovers of strong Belgian beers. The large horn in which La Corne is traditionally served makes its consumption an authentic Belgian experience. The 330 milliliter bottle provides plenty of this excellent beer to enjoy. With a solid rating of 3.68 out of 5 stars based on more than 10,000 reviews, this quadrupel proves its worth among beer enthusiasts. This beer is ideal for those seeking a distinctive and high-quality beer with real charm and character.

About Brasserie des Légendes

Brasserie des Légendes is the fusion of two Belgian breweries, Ellezelloise and Géants. They are known for their characterful, traditional Belgian beers that often reference local legends, such as the 'Goliath' and 'Hercule' stout.

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