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Bottle at home - shared with Mette. Clear dark amber/red/brown - white head. Caramel, spicy, nutty, honey, sweetness, herbal, raisins, light metallic aroma, ryebread, plums, smokey notes. a bit strange - but very nice !!!!

@Richmond/Williamsburg Gathering-22 oz bottle shared by LooseCannon/Ron-pours a light tan head and hazy amber color. Aroma is very sweet medium malt, fruit. Taste is dry with some sweet medium malt, fruit, copper hops.

Hazy medium rusty brown body with a slightly off white head. The aroma is sweet with some rasiins and caramel. There is also some amaretto. The taste is light caramel and pears with some spicy cinnamon in the finish. This finishes fairly dry and has some banana peels in the finish. A decent brew.

Bottled. Cloudy chesnut color with nice lace and thin head. Aroma is sweet dark cherry and funky yeast. Flavor is complex, with understated hoppiness that still manages to finish long and sweet. Interesting beer.

On draft at O’Brien’s. Appearance is a dense orange-amber hue, thing sprinkling of white foam, moderate lacing. Smell is light fruits, sugary sweetness, Belgian yeasts, very subtle overall. Taste is also light fruits and belgian yeast, pale and caramel malts, hints of dark fruit in the middle, some brown sugar and molasses near the end, moderate alcohol in the finish. Medium-bodied, creamy thick texture, high carbonation. Initially pleasing flavor profile quickly fades from the palate leaving very little to linger, alcohol and carbonation are both on the verge of being distracting, expected more bold flavor for this style.

Thanx oh6gdx. Hazy brown in color, bubbly beige head, lacings. The aroma is hoppy and almost juniper berry like. The flavor is sweet and malty with a distinct hoppiness.

Pours a translucent golden amber color without much head. Nice aroma of orange peel with a hint of caramel/toffee. Slight hoppy flavor at first which levels out to a nice smooth finish. As with most good Belgians, you don’t realize it’s as strong as it is from an alcohol perspective. A very enjoyable beer.

pours hazy copper with a fluffy off-white head that quicky dissipates to tiny bubbles. Slight lacing. aroma is caramel and malt. flavor has hints of alcohol, but mostly creamy caramel. palate is thick and oily, with a sweet creamy finish. not a very complex nor interesting nor refreshing beer. the story behind the beer’s creation is much more interesting than the beer itself. a pity really. i thought that it might get more interesting as it warmed. i thought wrong.