Bells Batch 8000 Ale

Orange coloring with medium carbonation. Taste the orange peel and semi sweet. Comparable to the IPA’s I like with no strong aftertaste. Great beer.

Like a trad spicy Belgian, orange peel, grains, bitter finish. Good carbonation. Could use some maturing.

Bell’s is another brewery you can’t go wrong with. This is not my favoite beer from them, but still a good one. Nice Belgium style beer with plenty of spice. It only comes around once.

This looks about like orange juice. Fruity, with a good bit of orange taste. This was a lot like a stronger tasting Surly Cynic. Good stuff for sure, and the marmalade flavor is so tasty. Mmmmm, marmalade.

Strong lemon and alcohol aroma. Coriander, lemongrass, and toothpaste come into the flavor. Some banana and cereal as well, but overshadowed by the spice tastes. Nice medium/medium-heavy body. Aftertaste of lemon and potpourri. Overall very good.

Bottle from Bell’s Cafe. Pours golden orange. Really fruity aroma of peach, citrus, and cherry with a nice wheaty backbone. Flavor is also nice and fruity, reminiscent of a wit-beer, but stronger and more complex with nice coriander. Some citrus hops in the back. Fairly thick palate with a slightly dry finish.

bottle via trade with Tytoanderso . Absolutely loved this one. Golden orange pour with lots of seed casings or some type of floaters. Aromas of coriander, orange, marmalade, honey. Great mouthfeel & taste. Again with the orange & marmalade. Very well put together. WOW. Possiblly top 10

12 oz. bottle at Flat Rock Saloon, unknown date. Poured hazy orange with virtually no head. Sweet, citrus, yeasty nose. Tasted like a well-loaded wit; tons of coriander and sweet citrus flavor. Perhaps a bit too malty. Appeared mildly undercarbonated. Disappointing.