Belgian Christmas?

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stewey10

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I'm new (this will be #2) and trying to figure out a good starting point for a Belgian Christmas Ale. I've always liked Delirium Noel (although I'm not sure it's that Christmas-y) so I'd like to make something in that range - I don't want to make a super dark 'sipping beer.'

Does anyone have suggestions for a medium-bodied Belgian ale that would be good with some spice additions? I've never brewed a Belgian and I'm nervous that the fruitiness of the yeast could clash with nutmeg, etc. if I'm not careful.

Thanks.
 
I like Dubbels because of their use of darker malts then most of the other Belgian ales. They make a perfect beer for spicing a bit. Be careful with the spice though, a little goes a long way.

cheers

~r~
 
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