Choose your favorite Belgian style beer.
Each year I wait for the first weekend in dreary December to open my taste buds and sample well over twenty five Belgian and Belgian style beers at Jummy's No. 43 (43 East 7th Street) in Manhattan. This is the sixth year of competition for the Annual Battle of the Belgians. Last year was my first visit. Besides the amazing beers, the cuisine, including a roasted pig, topped off one of the greatest beer events that I had taken part in.
This years event will be judged by many of the 'beer gurus' of the world. They will do a Friday night judging. Then, on Saturday, you can pick your favorites.
Tickets are $65 online at www.jimmysno43.com. (only 50 tickets will be sold)
Telephone 212-982-3006 if you need help.
Jimmy's No. 43 is not the largest space available, so, if you are interested, I would suggest that you buy your tickets beforehand.
Brewers and distributors from around the globe get together for this event. The contest is simple,can the international Belgian style beers match up against the authentic Belgian styles.
The list of beers that will compete include (not all beers show up):
Hitachino Saison (Japan)
L'Anjub/Stillwater collaboration: Catalan Farmshouse Ale (Spain)
Hof Ten Dormaal/Stillwater collaboration:Arcana (a Belgian farmhouse stout) (Germany)
Belgian style beers from the USA:
Allagash Triple
The Bruery Oude Tart
Folksbier Abigale (on draught)
LIC Beer Project (on draught)
Stillwater-TBA
Jolly Pumpkin Bam Noire
Jollu Pumpkin Oro de Calabaza
Crooked Stave Wild Sage Lambic (on draught)
Belgian beer competitors:
Orval
Rochefort 8
Rochefort 10
Westmalle Dubble
Tilquin Gueuze
Kerkon 'Reuss' blended Lambic
Alvinne Wild West Sour
Stubbe Ichtegems
Fantome Hiver Saison
De Dolle 'Teve' 10 Triple
Affigem Blonde
Cuvee des Jacobins Rouge
Triporteur Full Moon
Triporteur Kinky Berry
Saison du Pont
Philip S. Kampe
philip.kampe@thewinehub.com
/•/ Luiz Alberto, #winelover. Founder of the #winelover community, judge at International wine competitions, wine educator and communicator. /•/ Philip S. Kampe, #winelover: Growing up in New Orleans has opened my eyes to the world of wine, food, and culture. My heritage is a combination of French, British, and Hungarian. Add eight years of European life coupled with a wife of Italian roots and you will understand my journey into this amazing world.
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