 dwyerpg (2174), Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Feb 23, 2006 Bartender lady said that this was 15%, but if it is, it is the lightest 15% beer I’ve ever had, easily. Not heavy at all, it really seems like a pale-ish ale meets eisbock. I actually tapped the last keg of this stuff they made! Pretty cool.
jcwattsrugger (4272), Florida and, New Jersey, USA
Oct 31, 2005 on tap-pours an off white head. Deep amber color. Drinks like a barleywine, sweet, oaky.
BeerandBlues2 (2678), Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Oct 25, 2005 Draught at Bristol. Pours mahagony with a medium foamy tan head and lined lacing. Malt (straw, cookie), yeast (dough) caramel molasses fruity-floral hop aroma with port and raisin notes. Caramel warm malt, port, and light hop flavor, moderately acidic with raisin and port notes. Medium bodied and fizzy, dry palate.
whaleman (2168), North Wales, Pennsylvania, USA
Oct 4, 2005 Sampled from draught at the Brewers Supply Group GABF Kickoff Party in Denver. Nice clear amber-chestnut body with a persistent filmy beige head. Unexpected but interesting sour cherry elements. Lots of oxidation. For an eisbock, this has dull malt qualities and significant bitterness. Medium-low sourness. Fair and interesting but almost seems like a funky mistake.
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