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The Tripel Karmeliet Beer Passport

Tripel Karmeliet is an iconic Tripel Belgian. Discover it's real gastronomical DNA and splendid bapas (beertapas) in the Beer Passport.

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TRIPEL KARMELIET<br />

TRIPEL KARMELIET<br />

NAME<br />

<strong>Tripel</strong> <strong>Karmeliet</strong><br />

BREWERY<br />

Brouwerij Bosteels<br />

ADDRESS<br />

Kerkstraat 96<br />

9255 Buggenhout<br />

Belgium<br />

CONTACT<br />

origineel<br />

IN THE GLASS<br />

<strong>Tripel</strong> <strong>Karmeliet</strong> is<br />

best served in an<br />

elegant beer glass,<br />

decorated with a<br />

stylised lily. This<br />

glass was designed<br />

by Antoine Bosteels<br />

himself, one of the<br />

brewery’s Directors.<br />

TEMPERATURE<br />

<strong>Tripel</strong> <strong>Karmeliet</strong> is<br />

best served at a<br />

temperature of between<br />

6 and 9 °C.<br />

STORAGE<br />

T: +32 (0)52 33 23 23<br />

info@kwak.karmeliet.be<br />

www.bestbelgianspecialbeers.be<br />

VISITS<br />

Paid brewery visits are<br />

possible, but only during<br />

the week.<br />

<strong>Karmeliet</strong> can be<br />

stored perfectly for<br />

several months (24<br />

months according to<br />

its label) in a dark<br />

cellar with a constant<br />

temperature of<br />

between 10 and 15 °C.<br />

TRIPEL KARMELIET<br />

TRIPEL KARMELIET


TRIPEL KARMELIET<br />

8.4%<br />

ALC.<br />

TASTE<br />

SOUR<br />

TRIPEL KARMELIET<br />

BEER PAIRING WHEEL<br />

<strong>Tripel</strong> <strong>Karmeliet</strong> has a strong mouthfeel, it is slightly sweet and a<br />

bit bitter. It is a highly fermented beer made from three different<br />

grains: wheat, oats and barley. This tripel has a fruity and spicy<br />

vanilla aroma. <strong>The</strong> beer pairing wheel consists of nine food categories<br />

and it has been designed in order to inspire the user to make their<br />

own creations. Below we have listed those ingredients which best<br />

complement <strong>Tripel</strong> <strong>Karmeliet</strong>, per category.<br />

BITTER<br />

BEER CATEGORY<br />

TRIPEL<br />

SWEET<br />

butter,<br />

pistachio nuts,<br />

walnuts, hazelnuts,<br />

fruity olive oil,<br />

chocolate mousse<br />

rabbit, mince,<br />

foie gras, chicken,<br />

pata negra,<br />

smoked ham<br />

AROMA<br />

TEXTURE<br />

Dryness<br />

mild curry sauce,<br />

oat cream<br />

tiger shrimp,<br />

scampi and<br />

Nobashi<br />

<strong>The</strong> nose and the<br />

aromas perceived when<br />

swallowing the beer.<br />

CITRUS<br />

BANANA<br />

VANILLA<br />

CREAMY-OATS<br />

<strong>The</strong> effect this beer has on saliva<br />

and how it is generated. Remaining<br />

sugar causes saliva to be generated.<br />

Mouthfeel<br />

<strong>The</strong> beer's satiety effect.<br />

Does the beer feel light<br />

or full-bodied?<br />

Taste intensity<br />

<strong>The</strong> extent to which the tastes<br />

linger in the mouth can easily be<br />

established by counting the number<br />

of seconds.<br />

TRIPEL KARMELIET<br />

curry powder,<br />

parsley, coriander,<br />

ginger, chilli,<br />

nutmeg<br />

apple, banana,<br />

pineapple, lemon,<br />

lime, strawberry<br />

rice, oats, honey,<br />

glass noodles,<br />

muesli<br />

onion, spinach,<br />

rocket<br />

greek yoghurt,<br />

Cantal, Tomme de<br />

Savoie, Munster and<br />

Comté cheese<br />

TRIPEL KARMELIET


TRIPEL KARMELIET<br />

DISH<br />

TRIPEL KARMELIET<br />

RECIPE<br />

TIGER SHRIMP BROCHETTE WITH<br />

MILD CURRY AND BASMATI RICE<br />

More information on www.bapas.be<br />

LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY 10<br />

INGREDIENTS<br />

FOR 6 PEOPLE<br />

18 tiger shrimps, 1 banana,<br />

1 small tin of pineapple<br />

(or fresh pineapple),<br />

1 tbsp sharwood mild curry<br />

powder (or Vadouvan curry),<br />

1 Jonagold apple, 250 ml<br />

poultry stock, 100 ml cream,<br />

1 tbsp chopped coriander,<br />

1 cup basmati rice,<br />

1 tsp turmeric<br />

BEER PAIRING<br />

<strong>Karmeliet</strong> has a very fruity<br />

and spicy aroma. We build<br />

on that aromatic character<br />

by using banana, pineapple<br />

and apple in the Bapas.<br />

Cream gives body to the<br />

sauce and is a good balance<br />

to the mouthfeel of the<br />

<strong>Tripel</strong> <strong>Karmeliet</strong>. This is a<br />

heavenly combination where<br />

aromas not only perfectly<br />

match and melt into one<br />

another but also reinforce<br />

each other.<br />

METHOD<br />

1. Put three shrimps on each skewer<br />

with a piece of pineapple and<br />

banana in between each piece.<br />

Season the whole brochette with<br />

salt and pepper.<br />

2. Boil 1 litre of lightly salted water.<br />

3. Boil the stock in a pot. Peel the<br />

apple and cut it into pieces before<br />

adding it to the stock. <strong>The</strong>n add<br />

curry and turmeric. Cover and leave<br />

it boiling for about 10/15 minutes.<br />

4. Add the basmati rice to the water,<br />

cover with the lid and simmer until<br />

it is al dente.<br />

5. Heat up a grill pan, lightly coat the<br />

skewers with a neutral-flavoured<br />

oil. Grill the skewers for about<br />

five minutes until they are nicely<br />

browned. Set to one side and keep<br />

them warm.<br />

6. Add cream to the apple curry and<br />

let it simmer for a while. Mix the<br />

apple curry and keep warm.<br />

7. Now drain the rice and mix with the<br />

chopped up coriander.<br />

8. Serve the brochettes with curry, a<br />

cup of rice and a delicious <strong>Tripel</strong><br />

<strong>Karmeliet</strong>.<br />

TRIPEL KARMELIET<br />

129.64116.1520.5

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