You may be thinking if this brewery really uses an exclamation point in their name? They do! You can check them out at their webpage: www.dieuduciel.com.
You may also be thinking, "Pepper? In beer?" Yes! And it is quite good. This "trade route" beer is a rye beer and it comes in at a very drinkable 5.3% abv, which is great, because this is a quite flavorful beer for a relatively low abv.
Here is my review as listed in my 33 Bottles of Beer book. |
This is a spice-tasting beer, so it is not something you chug during the summer months as you lounge in the sun, but I think this is a great beer to stand up to bold flavors of food as well as jazz-up smooth buttery foods like mild cheeses. This would be an interesting beer to pair up with a fabulous pepper chocolate I had at Iron Hill in West Chester with Eclat Chocolate (also from West Chester).
And to be honest, I enjoy the "warming" aspect of this beer much better than Winter Warmers distributed during the Winter and Holiday seasons. While I conjure up visions of Marco Polo bringing back pepper from the East, I can see myself drinking this beer again in the future.
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