Shoot me a PM. We'll try to figure it out. I will be drawing up an itinerary so I can visit everywhere I want to. Grote Dorst And DHVL are on my must visit list.
You're right! There's also this too.Will do! Carnival is probably what you're thinking of.
This right here is why I love this community. So many helpful and friendly people....Mixed with a few trolls and gifs.
I'll PM you when I get home in a few hours. Thanks!
I went to the public brew day last year, place was packed but it was my first time at Cantillon so I had a great time. One tip I can give you already is try to get there early as it will get very crowded as the day goes on and the most interesting part of the brewing happens in the morning. PM me if you need more info.
I'm going (unless of course my friends cancel on me again). Don't really know much about it yet but it should be fun!
I just want dat sausage gueuzeGo early is right! It is fun, but honestly regular weekdays are a lot more laid back and they are brewin then as well.
But go early and enjoy croissants and geuze
I might be in for feb 8, if rosenmontag is a holiday at the University or I just schedule exams for another day.
The weekend though February 6/7 is very likely, especially since I like to escape Cologne during Karneval.
Cheers
I just want dat sausage gueuze
t Antwaerps Bierhuyske supposedly serves what I assume is a house blend of sausage and gueuze on their limited menu.
As checked luggage? Sure, but that'd be quite expensive for a 3 bottle shipper. Airlines charge around 60€ for an extra bag.
In my experience I'm usually able to fit around 9-12 bottles between two suitcases filled with clothes, shoes, etc., without going over the weight limit. I pack fairly minimally but my fiancee definitely does not, and we never have an issue.
Rule of thumb: You're generally OK with up to a case of alcohol for "personal consumption". Beyond that and customs MAY have you pay taxes or even fill out a temporary license to sell if they think you're trying to subvert the law and sell the alcohol. I think the majority don't care enough to have you do that if you bring a little over a case.
For reference, my 1st bag is free on the trip to Brussels with United Airlines. A 2nd bag is a $100 charge though.
of beer? lots and lots and lots, and then more.
The limit is about 100L if you stay inside of the EU. Outside of the EU I think it's 16L
Yep, ZyF is exactly 50€.Made it out to the restaurant on my recent trip. I had to go twice because they were not open Thursdays for dinner (but were open Thursdays for lunch?) and that had not been updated on their website. It appears as though it is up to date now.
Beyond double checking the hours before you go, my recommendation is that we did take a train and it was actually pretty easy. It was less than 30 minutes, the only tricky thing is you do have to transfer. The info stations at the Brussels train station were quite helpful with telling when/where to transfer and which specific tracks to catch your transfer.
BTW, as of a few weeks ago, this was the menu for the "vintage" selection at the restaurant:
They were apparently selling Zenne y Frontera as well in the 50 euro range.
Sure thing! remind me in about a month and I'll send you my planned itinerary plus all the incredible tips the community has given me into one document.
Happy to help, just shoot me a message before you fly out!
But will he let you take a picture with his jacket on?
Well you're in luck, as the crest of the city of Eindhoven in my avatar would suggest.
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