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Overall similarity
hopIQ take
The Lost Abbey Lost and Found if you want darker fruit and spice complexity,
Three Taverns A Night in Brussels if you want smoother, rounder sweetness.
Both sit at the same ABV sweet spot for a Dubbel, but Lost and Found leans Belgian-traditional while Night in Brussels smooths out some of that phenolic edge. The IBU difference is negligible—neither will bite you.
At a glance
Generated from the four anchored axes — never hand-written.
Beer DNA
Body
Δ 2
Sweetness
Δ 8
Situations
In words
The Lost Abbey Lost and Found
Lost and Found hits with immediate dark cherry and plum, then shifts into clove and white pepper that lingers. There's a peppery heat that builds slightly as it warms, and you can feel the alcohol working underneath without it ever feeling hot. The finish is bone-dry with a subtle herbal snap—it's the kind of beer that makes you want another sip to chase what you just tasted.
Three Taverns A Night in Brussels
A Night in Brussels comes across gentler on first sip—brown sugar and caramel up front, with those Belgian yeast notes (banana, maybe a touch of bubblegum) sitting more prominently. It's rounder in the mouth, less angular than Lost and Found. The alcohol is there but completely integrated, and the finish is almost creamy, leaving you with sweetness rather than snap.
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Both are
Similarly built
Within Δ 2. Neither reads as noticeably fuller on this axis.
Body 80 vs 78 · Δ 2
Bitterness
Δ 4
Texture
Δ 4
Only The Lost Abbey Lost and Found
Shared character
Only Three Taverns A Night in Brussels
No unique character notes