Belzebuth

Brewed by Brasserie Grain d’Orge
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Ronchin, France

super malty beer. sweet. i thought it had a horrible aftertaste. only had an 8 oz bottle and i almost stuggled to finish it. had to take it in small doses. too much at once was overwhelming because of the taste. can’t detect the alchohol content that much.

Bottle. Small size ivory head that mostly diminished, fine-small sized bubbles, lacing was very sparse, carbonated, hazy, and an orange hue. Nose was malty, caramel and alcohol. Malty, sweet, hints of bananas and spiciness, and vinuous. Burning sensation in the mouthfeel. Medium body. Worthy of a try if you like this beer style.

I have had this one only a couple of times. Sampled from an 8 oz brown bottle this beer poured a hazy honey color with a small white head. The aroma is sweet, yeasty and mildly spicy. The mouthfeel is thick though there is a noticeable alcohol burn. The flavor is sweet, honeyish and has a moderate yeasty element and a hint of spice.

This was aight. Nothing too exciting. Quite the alcohol burn, but when it’s 13% I guess you have to expect that. Kinda thin on the palate. Some lighter fruit flavors like maybe some peach and pear juices, mixed with apples and hints of bananas. it’s been real.. .

had this when it was 13% i love this beer high alcohol, smooth tasting,belgian spices. nose is sweet, citrusy, good body.

A huge waft of orange and Belgian style yeast smacks you in the nose when you pour this orangy yellow brew. The thick rocky white head is short lived, unlike the flavor. Very sweet with an intense malt backbone, Belzebuth does not hide its heavy handed alchohol content. Banana and wheat malt intermingle seemlessly with the otherwise Belgian character of this brew. Simply amazing!

Somewhat of a maty aroma. Amber body with white head. Nomatter what Turbo said about hidden alcohol it was the flavor for me.

Bottle poured amber with a good head. Flavor is malty as is the aroma . Malty, malty, Malty. Alcohol is well hidden!