 joshwilfong (398), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
May 4, 2008 dark brown with tan head. flavor is nice with molasses and raisons, but lacks in great depth from what i was expecting
Ober (125), Best, Netherlands
Apr 20, 2008 A little hazy red/brown colored beer, with a nic beige foamy head. The aroma is light, a little caramel and some burnt malts. Also some dark fruits. The taste is very nice, touches of chocolate, toffee. In the back prunes and raisins and caramel. A very warming flavor. A very good and great beer.
uhre (158), Denmark
Apr 13, 2008 Beer number 150. The aroma is full of prunes, figs and alcohol. The head doesn’t last very long. Flavor is full of dark fruit like the aroma and then a burn from the alcohol. A great beer, but not the best Quadrupel I have had.
PhillyHomeBrew (157), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Apr 11, 2008 The body is brown with a hint of orange and a little tan head and tons of yeast floating around. The aroma is full of Belgian yeast as well with a little bit of lemon and orange and a roasty aroma. The flavor has a lot more raisin than I would have expected from the aroma and a bit of citrus. There is also a fair amount of bitterness.
Pwn3d (477), Connecticut, USA
Apr 10, 2008 Bottled, 750ml that was probably too expensive - upward of 16 bones.. but seeing that someone paid $24 makes me feel better. Dark brown pour that is incredibly vivacious, carbonation pushing debris all around the glass, a thing of beauty. Off white/tan head. Nose of candied pineapple - which probably comes from a combination of brown sugar, florals, and dried fruit selections. Tastes like a quad with a focus on fig or possibly date. Some alcohol present. This could make the best winter warmer, period. Worth the money, especially if it’s someone else’s. Thanks Brian!
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