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Belecker Navalín
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57 Ratings
Pale Ale 7 º 25 IBU
Belecker Navalín presents as a robust, winter-focused American Pale Ale, uniquely defined by the rustic terroir of the Bierzo region. This limited-edition seasonal pours a deep amber, reflecting its toasted malt character. The sensory profile is headlined by the distinctive influence of roasted chestnuts from Mount Navalin, providing an earthy, toasted nuttiness that integrates seamlessly with the floral, nectar-like qualities of artisanal honey. Despite its 7% alcohol content, it maintains the style's signature balance, offsetting sweet honeyed depths with a firm hop bitterness and a clean fermentation profile. It is a warming, complex take on a traditional pale ale.
Appearance. Deep amber (SRM 10); clear to brilliant with a moderately large, off-white head exhibiting good retention and light lacing.
Aroma. Moderate to high intensity featuring citrus and pine hop resins. A supportive grainy maltiness provides notes of toast and biscuit, layered with a distinct roasted chestnut character and a subtle, floral sweetness from artisanal honey. Clean fermentation profile with very low fruity esters.
Taste. Initial impression of toasted bread and honeyed sweetness, balanced by a moderate-high hop bitterness. Flavors of roasted chestnut provide a savory, earthy complexity. The finish is medium-dry with lingering hop bitterness and a clean, toasted malt aftertaste that is not harsh.
Mouthfeel. Medium-full body with a smooth, slightly creamy texture. Moderate carbonation. A noticeable but well-integrated alcohol warmth is present, appropriate for a winter seasonal, without any astringency.
Sensory Profile. 12345Alcohol WarmthBodyBitternessSweetnessFruitiness
 
 
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