Bells Batch 8000 Ale

Thanks Jason and Mike. Aggressivcely carbonated, yeasty-spicey treat with corriander, cloves and orange. Medium mouthfeel. Essentially a yeast play. I was expecting more but fine as a wit.

bottle: pours an orange honey colour with a white inner head that goes tan on the edges. aroma is very floral and sweet honey, wonderful spices and wheat malt. some banana esters. very nice. flavour is very yeasty with some bitter spice and plenty of wheat malt and honey. just a little alcohol warmth in the finish.

Makes an excellent beer bread... Holding one to try in a few years, although this one isn’t very age-worthy.

Bottle: Pours a hazy orange with a thin white head, fruity/citrus aroma, taste is a bit spiced, some citrus with a dry finish. Not bad but not great.

Bottle Pours out a hazy light orange topped with a nice off white head. Very nice aroma of yeast and nice spice. Tast was sweet and spice. Thanks Jake.

Bottle: Pours a murky orange body with light yellow edges. Large beige, bubbly head and thick sheets of lacing. Nose is rich with fruity sweetness, malts, spiciness, and yeast. Flavor is more malty with earthy and yeast notes. The fruitiness and citrus from the aroma is tamed, but the spiciness goes well with the earth and floral tones. Towards the end the orange peel lingers.

Loud psssst when I uncapped the brew. Thin head which dissipated quickly though. Light carbonation for a Belgian. Nice fruity aroma with some soft malts, pears, white grape and a hint of spices. Medium golden orange in color with lots of very fine floaters. Sweet flavor with plenty of alcohol up front. More fruit and soft malts. Some honey and light spice. Warms as it goes down. Finishes sweet and very smooth. A very good belgain.

Hazy medium orange with a small skin of an off white hea.d Warm aroma of spocy orange. A complex medley of flavors. Coriander, cinnamon, and orange peal. bit of brown sugar and vanilla. Lovely belgian like fizzinessss. Nice.