Ename Rouge is an abbey beer that has a deep red colour with a light pink head. It has a strong aroma of cherries that predominates. This fruit beer has a perfect balance between sweet and sour thanks to the addition of cherry juice. The aftertaste is surprisingly fresh and has no bitterness at all, and above all... it tastes like more!
| Beer content | 33cl, 20L |
|---|---|
| Country | Belgium |
| Brand | Roman |
| Category | Fresh and fruity |
| Beer style | Fruit beer |
| Colour of beer | Amber |
| Alcohol | 6% |
| Pouring temperature | 6˚C |
| Foodpairing | Soft cheeses, Speculoos, Game pie |
About Ename:
In the 10th century, the river Scheldt acted as the border between the French and German empires, and Ename became a strategic point in this area. The Benedictine abbey was founded there in 1063, and from then on the first brewing activities began in the region. The abbey became the centre of Ename's vibrant life until the 18th century. Unfortunately, during the French Revolution, the abbey was completely destroyed, and now only ruins remain...
Fortunately, beer has not disappeared forever, along with Ename Abbey. With passion for beer, craftsmanship and respect for the medieval Benedictine recipe, Roman Brewery brews five authentic abbey beers, each with a unique character.
