Dogfish Head Raison D Etre

Brewed by Dogfish Head Brewery
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Milton, Delaware USA

12oz bottle. toasty brown sugar aroma, does have raisin hints, malty sweet. i like the mahogany description coppery brown color. off white head. sweet and rich with a slightly syrupy body. mild crisp finish has more hops than expected. yeasty flavor still seems like dogfish style.

deep brown pour with little head. aroma is sweet malt and dark fruit. taste is complex and full. rich dark fruit, sweet malt, bourbon, caramel, and alcohol. finishes strong and sweet. good beer

12oz bottle. small thin head. light brown color. aroma of sweetness, malts. taste of raisins, yeast. different but not bad.

On tap. Ginger man NYC. Full body full mouth, lite on the throat. Burbon malty tastey! I love this beer!

Bottle. Clear dark brown body with an off white head. Sweet malty nose with fruity undertones. Pleasanttly sweet taste with flavors of malts, dates and caramel. Creamy and fizzy mouthfeel.

Bottle poured into Tulip glass. Poured with dark roasted brown color topped with thick white head. Head dissipated quickly. Aroma was weaker than expected, but had hints of raisins and bread. Taste was sweet, but not too sweet, raisins were suprisingly not overbearing, but finished with a strong alcohol overtone. Not a bad beer, certainly different and worth trying. Was hoping that it would have more of a hoppy flavor.

tastes like brown sugar, raisons, dark fruit, malt. I’m excited to try Raison EXTRA. like 18 % alc or something? holy smokes

12 oz bottle. Also bought Raison D Extra by DFH, but I’m saving/aging that. Pours a beautiful dark mahogany color with almost no head (what there was died quickly). Smells of lots of yeast, some (green) raisins, and what I read is beet sugar (kind of smells disgusting though). Tastes of green raisins with yeast, but the yeast aftertaste is very overpowering, and definitely lowers my appreciation of this beer. Goes down fairly smoothly, if you can get past the taste. Unfortunately, the color of the beer was the best part of it.