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Belgium and Belgium Beer
Crosslines have been attending kite festivals in
Belgium for a number of years. We have got to know something of the country,
its cuisine and its beers. Belgium beers are numerous in variety, type and
manufacture. The experiment to find what you like is a very pleasant
experience.
We set out below a few books to help you find your way round both the country and its beers.
Belgium
and Luxembourg: the Rough Guide
Martin Dunford, Phil Lee
Paperback - 416 pages (29 April, 1999) Rough Guides;
ISBN:
1858284279
The
Rough Guides are are a series of classic guide books. This book tells you about
Belgium, its history, its people and its towns and places of interest.
As
you would expect hotels, restaurants and bars are listed and recommended. There
is also information about how to get there and how to travel around.
The
Great Beers of Belgium
Michael Jackson
Paperback
- 343 pages ( 4 December, 1997) Prion Books Ltd;
ISBN: 1853752770
Michael Jackson
one of the worlds foremost writers about beer has produced tis book which
specialises in the beers of Belgium.
This book explains the range and
character of Belgian beer available in Britain. The book includes Trappist
ales, fruit beers and wheat brews.
AA
Baedeker's Belgium
Paperback - 463 pages (31 May,
2000) AA Publishing;
ISBN: 0749524073
A guide from another classic series of
guide books.
Detailed background information sets the scene: facts and
figures about the people, religion, climate and economy, its culture and
history, plus a round-up of associated famous people. Special features, colour
photographs, colour maps and plans are found throughout the book and the
well-organized "Practical Information" section ensures you can make the most of
your stay
