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Patersbier is a type of Belgian beer traditionally brewed by monks, specifically for their own consumption. The name "Patersbier" translates to "Father's beer." It is often a lighter, less alcoholic ale compared to other Belgian styles, meant to be refreshing and easy-drinking. Typically, it has a pale to amber color, a moderate hop character, and subtle malt flavors. This style embodies the monastic brewing tradition, focusing on quality and simplicity, reflecting the monks' daily brewing practices rather than commercial production. Patersbier has gained popularity among craft brewers seeking to replicate authentic Belgian styles.