Zundert 8

Zundert 8 is an exquisite high-fermentation Dutch Trappist beer with a second fermentation in the bottle that intensifies its complexity. Its clear amber color and generous, long-lasting white head are an invitation to explore its aromatic profile and balanced flavor. With notes of caramel, dried fruit, and a spicy touch, it is perfect for lovers of sweet and fruity beers.

Characteristics:

Style: Tripel

Alcohol Content: 8% ABV

Serving Temperature: 8°C and 10°C

Color (EBC): 20

Bitterness (IBU): 18

Character, Flavor, Aromas:

Zundert 8 gives off a characteristic aroma of caramel and dried fruit, with a spicy and fresh hop touch. On the palate, its sweetness stands out with flavors of malt, honey, and a hint of nuts, while the hops provide a slight contrast. The yeast in the glass adds an extra layer of sweetness, creating a rich and complete experience.

Culinary Pairing:

Ideal for pairing with white meats, pork dishes, and semi-cured cheeses. Its sweetness and spicy notes also make it a great option for desserts based on dried fruits or nuts, enhancing every bite.

Enjoy the authentic taste of Zundert 8, a balanced Trappist beer full of nuances. Add it to your cart and live a unique beer experience!

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Zundert beers are considered an Authentic Trappist Product (ATP), a certification that guarantees that 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 Zundert, located in the Netherlands, by the monks or under their direct supervision.

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

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

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