Monks Café Flemish Sour Red Ale
Also known as Bios Vlaamse Bourgogne
Bios Vlaamse Bourgogne
The brewer markets this same or near-same product by more than one names. This can be the result of a brewer distributing this beer under different names in different countries, or the brewer simply changing the name, but not the recipe at different points in time.
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Monk’s Cafe (Philadelphia, PA) has broken new ground on the Belgian front. The cafe has its own beer, a Flemish sour ale brewed by Van Steenberge in Ertvelde, East Flanders. Modeled on the 219-year-old brewery’s Bios Vlaamse Bourogne, the ale will be served in bottles and on tap at Monk’s, and possibly a few other locations across the country.
Proceed to the aliased beer...Monk’s Cafe (Philadelphia, PA) has broken new ground on the Belgian front. The cafe has its own beer, a Flemish sour ale brewed by Van Steenberge in Ertvelde, East Flanders. Modeled on the 219-year-old brewery’s Bios Vlaamse Bourogne, the ale will be served in bottles and on tap at Monk’s, and possibly a few other locations across the country.
Bios Vlaamse Bourgogne
The brewer markets this same or near-same product by more than one names. This can be the result of a brewer distributing this beer under different names in different countries, or the brewer simply changing the name, but not the recipe at different points in time.
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