Chimay Magnum Grand Reserve

The Chimay Blue Magnum 1.5L is a special edition Trappist beer that stands out for its magnum format and its complex and deep flavor, ideal for collectors and lovers of Belgian beer. Also known as "Grande Réserve" in smaller formats, this dark brown beer was first released in 1956 and is the classic Chimay "blue cap," famous for its ability to mature and improve in the bottle over time. Chimay Blue is an experience in every sip, with a profile of fruity aromas, hints of chocolate, and a subtle spicy touch.

Characteristics:

Style: Belgian Strong Ale

Alcohol Content: 9% ABV

Hops: Hallertau and Yakima

Serving Temperature: 10-12°C

Color (EBC): 80 (dark)

Bitterness (IBU): 35

Character, Flavor, Aromas:

Chimay Blue Magnum opens with an intense fruity fragrance, highlighting notes of raisins and ripe plums, accompanied by a subtle hint of spices and dark chocolate. Its flavor is robust and complex, with a full and silky body that evolves with every sip. It is a beer that, when aged in the bottle, further develops its character and deepens its aromatic complexity, similar to great vintage wines.

Culinary Pairing:

Perfect for pairing with a wide variety of cheeses, especially hard and aged cheeses. It also pairs excellently with red meats, stews, and game dishes. Its balanced profile wonderfully complements intense and salty flavors, offering a unique gastronomic experience.

Ideal for those who appreciate the tradition and evolved flavor of a cellaring beer. Add it to your collection and discover the authentic essence of Chimay!

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Chimay beers are considered an Authentic Trappist Product (ATP), a certification that guarantees the beer has been produced under strict criteria established by the International Trappist Association. Products with this designation meet the following requirements:

1. Produced within a Trappist monastery: Brewed in the Trappist Abbey of Chimay, located in Belgium, by the monks or under their direct supervision.

2. Non-profit: Proceeds from production are used for the maintenance of the monastery and for charitable works. Only the amount necessary to support the monastic community is sold.

3. High quality and tradition: The beers must respect monastic traditions and maintain high quality standards.

This makes Chimay beers an example of authentic Trappist beer, valued not only for their flavor but also for their ethical and cultural background.