Avery Salvation

Brewed by Avery Brewing Company
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Boulder, Colorado USA

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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22oz bottle. Pours a crystal clear, deeper gold colored body with a finger-width, white, fizzy head that dissipates quickly and leaves a moderate lacing. Aroma is quite nice. Flowery hops with peaches, mangos, and apricots. A nice spicing accompanies the honey-banana malts and candies. Nutmeg and cinnamon as advertised. Flavor is similar with a rounded, spiced sweetness. Lots of cinnamon and nutmeg with a light, herbal bitterness. Medium sweet, perfume-like malts with a candy taste and some fruits, but not as distinct as the aroma. Some honey and a light wood comes in at the end with a big alcohol warmth. The spices dry this out in the finish and leave a light peachy sweet, spiced nutmeg and cinnamon aftertaste. Medium bodied and extremely soft with a light carbonation. Overall, a pretty enjoyable beer. Nice aroma and solid flavor. Could use a little less spice and alcohol warmth, but tasty nonetheless. Really nice feeling body too.

(22 oz. from Grain and Vine) Pours gold/orange/amber with a thin, lightly amberish off-white head. Aroma is sweet, a little bready with some light spice and caramel. Mouthfeel is light, soft, sticky. Flavor is sweet balanced with bitter, light caramel, spice, bread and fruit. A little hot in the finish.

Pours hazy blond with a couple fingers head, smell is apple, cinnamon, belgium yeast sweetness, taste is fruity, clove, gum, bit of alcohol, very inoffensive, good beer.

Clear light golden pour with thin off-white head. Fruity aroma of peach and apricot with some spice notes - pretty nice. Taste begins with a big dose of spicy Belgian yeast followed by some sweet fruitiness and just a hint of bready malt and finishes with just a very slightly bitter aftertaste. Creamy mouthfeel with moderate carbonation. Pretty decent overall.

Pourd clear golden and orange head dissapates quickly spicy aroma of clove, nutmeg, and bread flavor is sweet with spicy notes of cinnamon, clove, nutmeg. Hint of banana in the flavor too finishes clean interesting beer not a huge fan of cinnamon in this belgian too spicy for this style for me to enjoy

Bottle. Strong bread, yeast, banana, ripe fruit on the nose. Pours golden with thin white head that lasts, good lacing. Flavor is Belgian all the way, sweet, bready, fruits and strong cloves at the onset. Good palate, decently long lasting.

Golen with a white head - sweet flower/fruit aroma - taste is of caramel malt with some spicy/fruity notes - nice spicy finish - nice

Pour gold with small white head. Smells like golden fruits, flowers, and a little spice. Taste is big and complex with notes of flowers, apricot, banana, sweets malts, spices, yeast and hops. Med-full bodied. After taste has cinnamon, malts and dry hopped. Hop presence is big, but not too bitter. Cinnamon is pretty obvious and creates a lot of warming on the tongue. Good, interesting, and balanced beer.

Appearance is clear golden with a pale head that leaves behind some nice lacing. Aroma is peach, apricot, marmalade, pear, hint of wet hay. Reasonable body, slightly syrupy mouthfeel, sweet on the palate with a little bitterness in the finish. Taste is stone fruits, honey, citrus. Seems quite like a Belgian Tripel.

The beer pours a golden straw color with white head. The nose smells of floral apricots, subtle spice, perhaps coriander and nutmeg and hints of cinnamon. The Flavors starts with a little barnyard, followed by a sweet apricot the middle has a touch of bitterness and finishes with a off dry sweet flavor. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Fruktig, rund och fin smak av aprikos och apelsin samt belgisk jäst. Den vi drack var lagrad 1 år vilket gjorde smaken mer balanserad. 3,7p