Corsendonk Tempelier Strong Blond 750 ml 8%

The Knights Templar symbol adorns the label, and the name draws a line back to the medieval history of Corsendonk Priory - but it is the powerful, golden beer in the bottle that carries the legacy forward today.

Expert description of Corsendonk Tempelier Strong Blond Ale

Tempelier Strong Blond is a golden Belgian ale at 8% alcohol, brewed with respect for tradition and a fine balance between sweetness, fruity notes and a lightly spiced finish. The Corsendonk brand originates from Corsendonk Priory in Oud-Turnhout, and the beer carries the name of the Knights Templar's historical presence in the region.

The head is full and creamy, and the high alcohol content makes it ideal for slow enjoyment. The bottle is finished with an elegant cork and an attractive label featuring a Templar motif, underlining the beer's status as one of the more prestigious in the Belgian abbey ale segment.

Tasting Notes

Aroma

Fruity notes with a hint of spice and golden malt.

Taste

Sweetness and fruitiness in balance with a lightly spiced finish.

Finish

Spiced and dry with a soft, warming close.

Specifications

Name: Tempelier Strong Blond
Brewery: Corsendonk
Country/Region: Oud-Turnhout, Belgium
Beer Style: Belgian Strong Blond Ale
ABV: 8%
Size: 75 CL
EAN: 5411491002049
Serving Suggestion: Best enjoyed at 8-10°C in a tulip glass, pairs well with soft ripened cheese or light meat

Flavour Profile

Fruity · Spiced · Golden · Full-bodied

Did You Know?

The name Corsendonk originates from an Augustinian priory in Oud-Turnhout that existed from 1398 to 1784 - the brand was revived in 1982 as a tribute to the priory's brewing legacy.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Corsendonk Tempelier Strong Blond Ale

What does Tempelier Strong Blond taste like?

It tastes fruity and sweet with a lightly spiced finish and a dry, warming close.

Is Tempelier Strong Blond worth it?

Yes, it offers a well-balanced, classic Belgian style from an acclaimed brewery at an accessible price.

What temperature should it be served at?

8-10°C in a tulip glass is ideal to highlight the fruity notes.

What food pairs well with Tempelier?

Soft ripened cheese or light meat suit the beer's fruity, spiced character.

Where does Corsendonk come from?

From Oud-Turnhout in Belgium, where the brand originates from a historic Augustinian priory.

What does the Templar motif on the label mean?

It refers to the Knights Templar's historical presence in the region around Corsendonk Priory.