Hello Steemers,

Here I am again with a post about the second beer I drank at the beer festival in Mechelen, Belgium. If you have not read my first post about the festival than I would recommend you to read it first, I explained my experience at the festival in that post. 

I went to the beer festival in Mechelen, Belgium (Beer #1 - Tamera)

Nen Trapper is a blond, gold-yellow colored, malty, sweet, fruity and slightly bitter tasting beer. It's brewed by the Ganzenhof brewery in Schelle, Belgium. It was definitely not the best beer that I tasted on the festival, the only flavour I got was the bitterness, there was not much flavour going on.

The beer is made from water, malt, hop and yeast. It has an alcohol content of 7% which makes it easy to drink. The perfect temperature to serve this beer at is 6,0° - 10,0° (42,8 - 50 F°).

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Feel free to check out my beer reports

The Belgian Beer Report #1 - Omer	The Belgian Beer Report #2 – La Chouffe
The Belgian Beer Report #3 - Gentste Strop	The Belgian Beer Report #4 – Stella Artois
The Belgian Beer Report #5 - Paix Dieu	The Belgian Beer Report #6 – Bacchus Cherry
The Belgian Beer Report #7 – St. Bernardus Tripel	The Belgian Beer Report #8 – Gouden Carolus Triple
The Belgian Beer Report #9 – Maneblusser (moon extinguisher)	The Belgian Beer Report #10 – Filou
The Belgian Beer Report #11 – Wolf 7	The Belgian Beer Report #12 – Bacchus Vlaams Oud Bruin (Bacchus Flemish Old Brown)
The Belgian Beer Report #13 – kwak	The Belgian Beer Report #14 – Bacchus Frambozen (Bacchus Raspberry)
The Belgian Beer Report #15 – Vicaris Tripel	The Belgian Beer Report #16 – Vedett Extra Blond
The Belgian Beer Report #17 – Cornet	The Belgian Beer Report #18 – Quintine Blonde
The Belgian Beer Report #19 – Tongerlo Prior Triple	The Belgian Beer Report #20 – Paljas Blond