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SKU 815184010352
Description
Discover a refreshing twist on classic Belgian brewing with Floris Apple, a unique fruit beer crafted in the heart of East Flanders by the acclaimed Huyghe Brewery. Known for their innovative approach to specialty beers, Huyghe has masterfully infused the crisp essence of apples into this vibrant brew. With an inviting 3.6% ABV and zero bitterness, Floris Apple offers a delightful balance of sweetness and flavor, making it an accessible choice for both seasoned beer enthusiasts and newcomers to the craft. As you pour Floris Apple into a traditional tulip glass, notice its luminous golden hue and the inviting aroma of fresh apples wafting above its light, foamy head. This beer's taste is a gentle embrace of apple notes, weaving seamlessly with subtle malty undertones typical of the fruit beer category. Its refreshing profile and absence of bitterness make it an ideal companion for a sunny afternoon or a casual gathering with friends. Floris Apple pairs wonderfully with a variety of dishes, enhancing the flavors of salty, savory, and light meals alike. Consider serving it alongside a platter of aged cheeses, where its fruity zest complements the creamy textures. For a heartier pairing, try it with smoked meats or a fresh garden salad, where its crispness cuts through the richness and refreshes the palate. For optimal enjoyment, serve Floris Apple chilled at a temperature between 40-45°F, ensuring the vibrant apple notes remain bright and invigorating. Whether you're exploring new territories in the world of fruit beers or simply seeking a refreshing beverage, Floris Apple promises a sip of Belgium's rich brewing tradition with every glass.
Customer reviews
Fourth of July barbecue drink. Pretty sweet, not much apple tartness, but it worked with the burgers. Probably look for something a little drier next time.
Response from CBC Liquors, Westford
Barbecue and Floris Apple sounds fun. For more tartness, maybe try a Belgian lambic instead next time. - Marie











