Abbey is one of the first beers brewed and released by New Belgium back in 1991. Since then it has been one of the brewery's most award-winning beers. This Belgian-style dubbel is designed to represent the monastic beers of Belgium.
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Written by Glenn BurnSilver
Issue: December 2010
Abbey is one of the first beers brewed and released by New Belgium back in 1991. Since then it has been one of the brewery’s most award-winning beers. This Belgian-style dubbel is designed to represent the monastic beers of Belgium.
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