hopIQ found 10 beers with the same bitter and herbal character as Guldenberg. Guldenberg takes its name from the former Guldenberg abbey in Wevelgem, the home village of Nino Bacelle, and was the first beer he sold, in 1994. The brewery calls it an abbey beer; Bacelle describes it as a tripel meant to be more bitter than most, and Hallertau Mittelfrüh goes in as a dry hop. It pours deep gold under a dense white head. Orange peel, lemon, candied sugar and a peppery yeast note lead the aroma, and the palate sets honeyed malt and soft alcohol warmth against a firm, herbal bitterness that dries out the finish. Ranked by flavour match rather than popularity.
Closest match: St. Bernardus Tripel — 76%. No twin in the catalogue yet.
4 countriesmatched across 56 flavour tagsbest match 76%
No beer in the catalogue yet — these come closest.
Close on what matters, with one thing they do differently.
Same idea, less detail — open a beer to see the full comparison.
