Allagash Grand Cru

Pours very nicely. Aroma is sweet. Appearance is perfectly dark brown with a thin lacey head. Mouthfeel is smooth and sweet. Lasting after taste of malts. Flavor is full of carbinated malts. Overall a good beer thats worth a try.

Pours out a hazt brown color with a froathy white head. Aroma is fruity, and spicy. Flavor has a nice sweetness to it with a wonderful spicy yet yeasty finish. Another outstanding brew from allagash.

[Bottle, February 2007] Orange/yellow pour. Aroma is citrusy and slight banana. Flavor is citrusy. Finish is crisp and wet.

Bottle. Pour is a hazy, dark amber color with a small, dense head. Aromas are of bananas, cloves, citrus and yeast. Flavor includes all of the above, but is a bit less full than I expected. It’s not watery, but it’s not really strong, either.

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Pours a cloudy orange with a nice white head. Lots of grape in both the aroma and the taste, as well as some light citrus (orange, maybe?), banana, and cinnamon. Not a great example of the style but more drinkable than some other, possibly better examples, of the style. Hopefully that makes sense.

Batch 14. Pours a slightly hazy golden orange color with off-white head. Aroam of malts, dried fruit and yeast. Taste was fruit, mild spices, lightly sweet maltiness. Mellow and medium bodied beer. Quite enjoyable.

Bottle: Pours rusty golden color (can gold rust? oh well) with a small white head. I smell a bit of a peach, or some fruit similar. The taste is a bit banana in flavor, but only a little. I also taste a hint of some other fruit, maybe a bit of peach an raisin. This is smooth, but isn’t really strong in the taste category.