Bards Tale Dragons Gold

Bottle. Golden color with a very weak head. The sorghum is so overpowering, and tatses too much like glue. It’s sweet and smooth. Not what I like in a beer, the sorghum is interesting, and the title is cool that’s about it.

Bottle: Yellow gold, light white head, light lacing. Nose of light dust and hops, some odd grainy notes. The flavor is ok, somewhat toasty and moldy, but distinctly not barley. The finish is spicy. Meh.

12oz bottle poured into a shaker. BTDG pours brass with a very quickly disappearing head. It smells faintly of vinegar. It has a sweet cottony taste that really doesn’t settle well. The finish is like grease. It’s like when you’ve eaten too many of those fried potato sticks that come in a can. This beer can be wrapped up mostly with "Yuck".

12oz Bottle pours out clear gold topped with a white head. A little odd??? and not very good. Thanks any way Jordan

the pour of this is very weak, thin with no head. the malts that is used give an unpleasant astrigent taste. probaly wont be having this one again

Golden and herbal/lightly fruity on the nose, neither of which jumped out at me. Taste is of -- and this was really, really fun putting together -- sourdough bread, La Choi soy sauce, Special K, and Aunt Jemimah. If someone offered me a slice of sourdough with a La Choi/Special K/Aunt Jemimah dipping sauce, I’ld eat the bread and dump the sauce on whoever was demented enough to make it. I suppose an ’A’ for effort, but that’s it.

Sorgum gives quite a unique flavor, but goes better in saisons and other brews as a smaller portion of the grain bill. Very earthy on the palate, the sorgum gives it a spicy edge, feeling rather dry and crisp in the finish.

Initially I was dissappointed however I had to think, sorgum and adjust my palate and it became quite enjoyable. But I won’t be ordering it anytime soon with better choices available.