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The original name of this beer was IJzerenband (Iron Band). It used to be categorised as a 'provisie-bier' – a beer for storage – as it was slightly heavier in density and alcohol than the Oud Bruin, and matured longer 'in-bottle' at the brewery. People would purchase it to lay down in their cellars, and then bring it out on special occasions.
The beer is particularly herbal, with a dry and slightly caramelised malty taste, enriched with fruity touches reminiscent of nuts or dried raisins. Mildly sour and slightly sweet.
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