on tap at nashville restaurant,pours,amber red color,odd color,thin white head,slight malty/hop aroma,candy notes,yeasty..pretty good did not seem to fit the style verywell.

(On tap) Clear, dark amber with a creamy, off-white head. A bit unusual for the style with a filtered Dubbel. Complex, vinous aroma with touches of rum and yeast. Medium body with some delicious malty accents and complex, fruity notes. A bit of yeast and diacetyl, but this remains a very nice beer throughout. 300306

Tap @ brewery. Hugely transparent and mega-magnifying, orangish-brass in color, and nearly fiery in appearance. A creamy, thin, off-white, horseshoe-shaped thing maintains the head. Candi sugar is in the aroma from the get-go. Some cotton candy and bananas fried in brown sugar surge forth, along with plastic squeeze toys, nutmeg and cloves. A fairly impressive nose, and it keeps the momentum into the flavor. Well pronounced oily interlude, with banana crème radiating throughout. Cinnamon and nutmeg aid a sweet spice regime while a tiny touch of pepper spices slightly. Alcohol camisole isn’t fully masked, but a bubblegum sugariness with a pecan pie flavor hang around post-sip to cover its tracks. Complex, flavorful palate feel, with an oily stream that lays a waxy layer. Nutmeg and pepper spice the tongue’s tip in the finish, and is well met with brown banana bread a natural vanilla accent. Very well done!