Allagash Four

Brewed by Allagash Brewing Company
Style: Abt/Quadrupel
Portland, Maine USA

The aroma benefits from all the malts and hops. It is complex and enhanced by strong yeasts. There is toffee, caramel, butter, toasted malt, wood, and herbal hops. The appearance is brown/amber with a smaller sized head. The flavor is just like the aroma with a bourbon element. The palate is nice and chewy. This is a good beer but the finish is just to acidic for me.

I really enjoyed this beer. Poured an amazing reddish amber color. Slight fruit taste through out. This beer hides its alcohol very well. Another good one from allagash

pours reddish amber. aroma is very fruity and candy with some spices pervading. there two tastes with this. the initial is a very sweet ripe fruit taste and the second is a cherry tartness with some spices. finish is water and subtle. this beer hides the alcohol extremely well and is no doubt very interesting.

750 ml. bottle- color of mahogany , with a healthy tan head - nose of dark red fruit , molasses , ginger snaps the cookie , slight coffee grindings , and alcohol – taste of dark red fruit , candied quality , chocolate , sharp , and something else - body is sharp at first then creamy the sharp again , and with high carbonation – aftertaste of brown sugar , pumpkin? , and sharp – good but I am not sure if it is worth the price

Pours a redish Brown with a thin tan head. Aroma of malt and yeast. Taste is sweet with a touch of fruit. A warm alcohol presents. Nice Abt. A little too sweet

Bottle. Reddish brown colour with a nice white head. Nice aroma of yeast, spices, malt and fruitness. Very nice flavour of caramel, malt combined with fruitness from the yeast. Very nice endeed and ends up with warm feeling from the alcohol.

Good color, like stained cedar wood with some red in it. Medium sized off-white head. Malty and fruity with some hops mixed in the aroma. Very pleasing body on this one, pretty complex and kinda chewy as a quad. Definitely lots of caramel flavor with dark fruits and sweet candy sugar. Finishes well on the palate at the right temp. Goodness.

The pour is a dark, hazy amber with a dense off white head. Head duration is fully lasting with decent lacing down the sides of the glass. The aroma is rich with malt, fruit, and spices. Flavor is rich and full bodied with plum, caramel malt, and spices.