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Judas is a double fermented Belgian blonde beer in Strong Ale style, brewed using traditional methods with a careful selection of ingredients.
Judas is a double fermented Belgian blonde beer in Strong Ale style, brewed using traditional methods with a careful selection of ingredients.
This strong blonde is very refreshing and has an intense, pleasant flavor and a high alcohol content. Its origins lie in 1880, in the Saint Michel de Waarloos brewery in Belgium, and it has always been brewed in a traditional way. Since 1986 the Belgian master brewers Alken-Maes in Waarloos, Belgium have been in charge of brewing it. It currently belongs to the Heineken brewing group.
The high quality of this product has earned it a silver medal in the 1989 Monde selection. Its black background label with red letters suggests an evil character, perhaps referring to its high graduation.
Judas is a double fermented Belgian blonde beer in Strong Ale style, brewed using traditional methods with a careful selection of ingredients.
Judas is a double fermented Belgian blonde beer in Strong Ale style, brewed using traditional methods with a careful selection of ingredients.
This strong blonde is very refreshing and has an intense, pleasant flavor and a high alcohol content. Its origins lie in 1880, in the Saint Michel de Waarloos brewery in Belgium, and it has always been brewed in a traditional way. Since 1986 the Belgian master brewers Alken-Maes in Waarloos, Belgium have been in charge of brewing it. It currently belongs to the Heineken brewing group.
The high quality of this product has earned it a silver medal in the 1989 Monde selection. Its black background label with red letters suggests an evil character, perhaps referring to its high graduation.
