Belgium has great, albeit big, beers. Drink less / drink better!
We visited amazing breweries, some of which increased my appreciation for their beers. I only found one brewery underwhelming, yet it was an important stop. The accommodations ranked somewhere between serviceable and great. Every hotel provided breakfast, and we never left a breakfast disappointed. The lunches and dinners that were included were never disappointing. I would like to rate the experience in each town separately, but that would be unfair, as they were all unique and we enjoyed our stays in each of them.
Enough about beer... the three most memorable days were the two we spent visiting WWI battle sites, museums, and cemeteries and the one we spent doing the same for WWII. I learned more about WWI on this trip than I had during my entire lifetime.
I would recommend this trip to anyone who truly enjoys distinct and unique beers. There weren't a lot of Pale Ales, IPA's, Stouts, Porters, etc. To be honest, I don't have to travel very far to drink great traditional American beers, as there are several local breweries that do a great job brewing these beers.