Allagash Interlude

Had this on draft-pretty amazing stuff.Poured an amber color with a small,quickly dissappearing head.Aromas were of all kinds of flavors including apples,oak,malt and yeast.The flavor was slighly sour with cherries,yeast and candy sugar.Could not drink too many,but pretty great none the less.

Draft from downtown bar & grill. Poured a light amer. SOme fruits & yeast and such. Pretty interesting.

2005 vintage tasted around the time the 2006 vintage was released. These notes were found, and they’re short, but sweet: "very red winey, yeasty/brett/apple aroma". This is definitely one to savor!

Nice sunset orange in color with a head that faded quickly. Sour apple nose. Upfront sweetness folllowed by a small hint of sourness. Candy sugar is greatly balanced by the tartness on the sides. Very nice.

750 ml corked and cxaged bottle 2007 vintage poured a clear copper with a small lasting amber head. Aromas of horseblanket, apple, pear, oak and some vinous notes. Palate was light to medium bodied and crisp with a mildly tart finish. Flavors of horseblanket, oak, apple, light pear and some light vinous notes with a crisp slightly tart finish.

Off the Capital Ale House taps 4/1/08 Amber colored and slightly cloudy with a small head. Cherries and fruit with belgian yeasty character in the aroma. Reasonably sour flavor with oak and cherry that finishes with red wine overtones. Touch of alchohol warmth in the finish. Very drinkable.

Bottle 05’, courtesy of BrianK as part of my college grad gift. Consumed sometime in 07. From what i remember this beer was a light yellow/orange pour. Flavor was bretty, vinous, and acidic. Nicely done.

Light bronze with a full, lasting foam. Lots of depth in the nose, with hints wine stained oak and funk. Lots of taste, with hints of oak, a caressing funkiness and light fruits. A very nice ale.