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What is Trappist beer?
Show answerMonastic ale brewed by Trappist monks in abbeys
What religious requirement defines a Trappist brewery?
Show answerMust be brewed within a Trappist monastery or abbey
Is Trappist beer top-fermented or bottom-fermented?
Show answerTop-fermented
Approximately how many authentic Trappist breweries exist today?
Show answer12 (or about a dozen)
What is the typical ABV range of Trappist beers?
Show answer6-12%
What official seal or logo certifies authentic Trappist beer?
Show answerThe official Authentic Trappist Product seal
What type of fermentation defines lambic beer?
Show answerSpontaneous fermentation
In what Belgian region are lambics traditionally brewed?
Show answerPajottenland, near Brussels
What naturally ferments lambic beer?
Show answerWild yeast and bacteria from the air
How long are lambic beers typically aged in barrels?
Show answer1-3 years
What fruit flavors a lambic called kriek?
Show answerCherry
What fruit flavors a lambic called framboise?
Show answerRaspberry
What is gueuze?
Show answerA blend of different aged lambics that is re-fermented and carbonated
What taste characteristic is typical of lambic beers?
Show answerSour and acidic
At what temperature does lager fermentation typically occur?
Show answerCold, around 50 degrees Fahrenheit

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