Belzebuth

Pours amber with off white head. Aroma is very weak, a bit of spice and grassy hops. Flavor is more spice with a bit of malt and a hint of alcohol. Not too bad for 13%. It’s ok.

Pours a clear amber with a medium, frothy beige head. Alcoholic citrus aroma with bready hints of Belgian yeast and cinnamon. Bland and clashing flavors of spices, alcohol, light hops, and caramel. Very full bodied, just not a great flavor. The alcohol almost numbs the mouth afterwards.

Can, tapped in Holland. 13 % alc. by vol. One the last ratings of 2008. Bit hazy deep golden colour with a medium white aroma. Sweet, bit fruity, yeasty and malty aroma. Good mouthfeel. The flavour is sweet with yeast and some wheat, some frutiness, malt, pleasant mild bitterness and little spice. Some alcohol is noticed in the sweet frutish yeasty finish. Thanks Ogi!

A bit underrated, not nearly as terrible as some of the ratings suggest. Pours a nice blond color with a thin white head. Aroma is grass and wheat, with a touch of lemon zest. Flavor is much the same, with vanilla and malt. Medium bodied and not sticky. Actually fairly good.

Pours golden orange, malty, yeasty, spicey, alcohol, little fruity, little vanilla.

Pours kind of Pale Ale ish with no head, but some big bubbles around the outside of the glass. Nose is cough syrup and yeast. The flavor is better by far, with some malt complexity with fruit and candied sugar. It doesn’t have a lot of heat in the flavor, but the throat burn lasts a bit.

Drank this with fellow taster oldrtybastrd from this site. This poured a clear yellow with some spicy aroma and fruit. This had a lot of alcohol taste with a lot of yeast to back it up. This was not my favorite of this type.

Pours a cloudy copper with a minimal head. Malty aroma with some funky fruit character and hop. Flavor is equally funky with yeast, creamy vanilla, and a sweet finish. Odd, and not necessarily in a good way.