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Paix Dieu - Pleine Lune -10° -1/3L

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Paix Dieu - Pleine Lune -10° -1/3L - delivery worldwide - discount following quantities purchased.
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6 5% $3.64
12 10% $14.55
24 15% $43.66
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Paix Dieu - Pleine Lune -10°

Paix-Dieu from Brewery Caulier is Brewed Under the Light of a Full Moon .If you like your beers exotic and unique then you need to check out Paix-Dieu. Paix-Dieu is a beer from Belgian Brewery Cualier that is only made under the light of a full autumn moon.The brewers at Brewery Caulier found that brewing beer under a full moon shortens the fermentation process. The resulting beer is Paix-Dieu, a limited beer with a limited run of only 12,000 bottles. No word on if it will turn you into a werewolf or not. You’ll have to see for yourself October 31st when Paix-Dieu is released to the world. "We made several tests and noticed that the fermentation was more vigorous, more active,” explained Roger Caulier, the third-generation owner of Brewery Caulier, which began in the 1930s. The end product is a finely balanced, gold-colored beer which has 10 percent alcohol by volume and is stronger, with a long lasting flavor

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Data sheet

ABV %
9°-10°
Vol
1/3L
Beer Style
Belgian Strong Ale
Type
Special Beers

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By on  27 Nov. 2022 (Paix Dieu - Pleine Lune -10° -1/3L) :
(1/5

Awful packaging

Ordered 12 bottles to the US, and only 9 made it without breaking (all were damaged). I paid over $50 for shipping, and they put all 12 bottles in a box with packing peanuts. No bubble wrap or styrofoam. The package was soaking wet when delivered (duh!!). I don’t know how this company expected any of the bottles to make it over seas with the way they packed it. Save your money

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