New Belgium / Red Rock Lips of Faith Paardebloem Available Now

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We brought you a peek at the label for the New Belgium / Red Rock brewing Co-brewed Lips of Faith Paardebloem beer, and now comes word from New Belgium that is is available now:

Paardebloem is the newest Lips of Faith beer. A collaboration with Red Rock Brewing, spiced with dandelions by the handful. You should grab a bottle, you know, if you like beer and stuff.…



Using dandelion greens to bitter a Belgian-style ale blossomed from our brewers collaborating with Red Rock Brewing. These being our sixth interpretation together since 2008, expect a wonderfully complex ale fermented with wild Belgian yeast and blended with just a touch of wood-aged beer. Bitterness imparted from dandelion greens and grains of paradise will have you blowing wishes for sips. 

BEER FACTS

Birthdate: May, 2013

Body: Medium-Full

ABV: 9.0%

IBU: 14

Calories: 250

Hops: Target

Malts: Pale, German Pilsner, Dark Wheat, Rye, Munich

Fruits/Spice: Dandelion Greens, Grains of Paradise

Aroma: Peach, fresh baked bread, fresh greens, white wine, slight pepper and clove, with a hint of funky barnyard esters-very Belgian!

Mouthfeel: Slight tannic bitterness from the greens, semi-mouth-coating but with a dry finish.

Flavor: Fruity sweetness, fresh yeast and lactic tartness.

Visual: Golden yellow with a uniform haze-unfiltered. image
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