Belzebuth

Bottled, 13%. BevMo. Pours a syrupy lookin medium/light amber color. Sweet grainy aroma with asome yeast and alcohol. Very alcoholic in flavor. Some yeast qualities in there. Mostly alcohol though. Not too bad.

Pours an amber color with a thin head. There was not much aroma, if any malty and alcoholic. I actually sampled the 13% version. The sour and bitter taste did not hide the alcohol. Very sharp finish. An unpleasant beer.

Pours a thick amber beer with a small quick disappearing head. Aroma is malty, sweet, and alcoholic. Mouthfeel is oily, sweet, malty, and hot. This one is not to well in balans.

8 oz bottle, 13% abv version - Pours a hazy, light amber with very little head. The aroma is of alcohol and citrus. The flavor is of alcohol, sweet malts, and spices. The finish is lightly sweet with considerable alcohol warmth. The thin to medium body and the rather light flavors are not enough to support the high abv. It’s really not bad, but at $4 for 8 oz. from the liquor store, I expected better.

Poured a light brown to amber color with soft thin white head. Sweet malt and spicy alcohol aroma. Sour metal like malt flavor with an alcohol burning finish.

Standard dark golden beer with thin white head. Not much to see here. Aroma contains sweet malt and alcohol. Flavor is heavily alcoholic and burns going down. Otherwise, flavor is minimal and there is no carbonation to speak of. $4.25/12oz

exceedingly sweet. hints of caramel and black cherries are quickly overwhelmed by the rubbing-alcohol burn. I really didn’t enjoy this.

(07.13.06) 8 oz brown bottle from Liquorama. 13% ABV. Best before 28.03.07. Fruity nose. Poured clear amber with small white head. No discernable carbonation. Medium bodied ale that starts with moderate malt sweetness and fruity (plum?) and caramel flavors. Finished the same but with light bitterness. Some metallic aftertaste. Definite alcoholic presence. Smooth. A very good high-alcoholic beer.