Maallust 1818 beersaturday beer review

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It has been quite a while ago since I posted my last beer review. I did drink some beers in the meantime... I just didn't find the time to create a review of it.
Until tonight.... I'm actually still relaxing with this beer on the couch.

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A week or two ago I took my father in law, who likes beer too, to my favorite beer shop. We both bought some nice craft beers. When we were searching through the store we spotted a beer from a brewery from which we had a good beer before during a beer tasting event we attended. We had the 'zware jongens' (tough guys) back then and now we spotted their 1818.

The brewery

Maallust is a Dutch brewery and is located in Veenhuizen in the northern part of the country.
The 1818 is a Quadruple; quite a heavy beer. On the label of the bottle they describe it as the general of the craft beers.
The beer has an alcoholpercentage of 10%, so it's certainly a beer you should drink slowly.

Looks

When pooring the beer in the glass you see the dark coloured beer; almost black. Even the foam has a brown colour and is quite firmwith large bubbles.

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Smell & taste

Like a lot of quadruples this one has a lot of flavours. It is quite sweet with a slight bitterness. You can taste dried fruit like raisins and caramel.
Mine came from the fridge, so it was quite cold when I started drinking it. After a while the temperature of the beer went up a bit which also enhanced the taste.
The advised temperature to drink this beer is 10 degrees celsius.

The verdict

I like quadruples. They are quite sweet compared to other craft beers, but the slight bitterness makes it a good beer. I would rate it 4 out of 5.

Bottle caps

As you might remember from my earlier beer reviews; I'm collecting the bottle caps of the beers that I drank. It took me a couple of years, but finally my 40x60 frame is completely filled.

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2 comments

First time seeing beer that is so dark in color. I'm more used to seeing ones with brownish color. But now that you mentioned it tastes with raisins and caramel, that seems like a good one.

I'm in awe with your collection of beer caps! Can you remember the stories behind them?

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Thanks for visiting my blog.
I don't remember the story behind every bottle cap, but the ones I do remember which ones I drank on holidays abroad.

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I do remember which ones I drank on holidays abroad.

Nice! Such a cool thing to have a momento from all those adventure!

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Cheers! The beer looks fine. Nice collection of caps here. I put all mine in a plastic bag, maybe I could make some decorations like that? 😎🍻

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I used to do that too. I think it looks kind of cool.

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