Brewers Art Sluggo

Brewed by The Brewers Art
Style: Belgian Ale
Baltimore, Maryland USA

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Appearance: medium gold, decent white head, some lace. Aroma: ritz crackers, light citrus and grassy hops. Taste: notes of yeast, grass, citrus, hint of champagne and white bread. Finish: dry, a little tart, with a more reserved malt finish. Notes: Extremely drinkable, but a little light on the flavors. Worth trying, but I preferred their Nein, which was just as refreshing but more flavorful. My wife really liked it.

Draft at Brewer’s Art, through sheer luck apparently. Bready and slightly tart, dry, and crisply bitter. Easy to drink lots. Useful and fun beer. Deserves more production, but maybe the 3.5% abv scares away the drunks. More for us then.

Buttery, diacetyl aroma. Fairly clear yellow. Brit and German hop flavori8ng. Dry, diacetyl. Medium mouth. Spritzy, German hop finish. Unimpressive. Comes off as a Kolsch or Golden Ale rather than ’Belgian’.

An interesting beast, a Belgian ale at 3.5% I really appreciate that; I like a light abv beer like a mild. Simple, dry, and yellow. A bit too light on the flavors. That’s the genius of a good mild--you don’t have to compromise flavor when you reduce the alcohol. (on tap at restaurant)

True to the style. Very light and drinkable with enough of a hoppy bite and toffee/caramel maltiness to make most happy. Perfect when one is thirsty but not in search of alcohol.

On tap at the Brewers Art. Poured a light yellow with a small head. Spicy sweet aroma and taste. A little light for my tastes.

My women liked this one alot.Very drinkable.Kinda of a caramel smoothness going on w/ this one.Smooth/light & flavorful ale.(golden in color)