Léopold 7, Belgian blonde beer in Wallonia, Belgium
Léopold 7 is a Belgian blonde beer from Wallonia made with three types of grain and three varieties of hops. The brew has an alcohol content of 6.2 percent and forms a thick, creamy head when poured.
The beer takes its name from King Léopold II, connecting the brewing tradition to Belgian monarchical heritage. This naming reflects the role the monarchy has held in Belgian identity.
Belgian brewing methods and local ingredients maintain traditional standards in the creation of this blonde beer from Wallonia.
This beer displays floral and citrus notes followed by a bitter finish that gives it distinct flavor character. An extended maturation period before release allows the full taste profile to develop properly.
The beer requires an extended maturation period to develop its complete flavor profile before distribution to consumers.
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