Dogfish Head Red and White

this was a very good beer. The flavor was very different for me. It holds up well against other Beligans. I’d try this beer again.

This beer has some subtle citrus, smoke and wine qualities. Looks great and tastes great. There is more alcohol taste than in say, a belgian quad but still a top notch beer.

Bottle, shared with my good friend Kyle and others at his wedding. This is a hazy orange amber colour with a thick, full, off-white head. The aromas are full of wood: oak; some funky citrus in there too, banana. Smells really nice. The mouthfeel is medium to full, a bit spritzy despite the body. There are plenty of more woody flavours in there after a sip; I taste a fair bit more citrus too, some dark fruits with orange, alcohol. What a strange/wonderful combination of lighter summery citrus flavours with darker and stronger belgian ale type flavours. Sadly, the flavour of alcohol is a bit overwhelming.

On tap. Hazy deep amber beer. Slight yeasty nose, some citrus as well. Subtle woody flavor, complex character. Alcohol crept up on the mouth, slightly acidic also. This beer has great subtleties. Quality brew.

My girlfriend and I were lucky enough to experience this beer on draft. Our review is based on a 26.5 fluid ounce bottle with metal cap. Aroma: Distinctive, interesting aroma, hind of orange/coconut/red wine. Appearance: similar to a full bodied amber ale, sediment. Flavor: Obviously preferred draft to bottle, excellent balance between strength and character, a hint of a green grape flavor with exceptional body, clean finish. Palate: Rich body with smooth "mouth feel", this beer rolls around on your tongue. Overall Imprsions: Smooth, well balanced (big (10%)) beer. Intersting use of pinot noir and oak barrels.

750 ml beer pours an cloudy orange with tiny white head. smells much like a heffawissen but with a fruity citrus added in. The taste is at frist sweet then sour from the orange peel and it finishes very dry (due to the aging in the wine barrels). you really can pick up the aging and it gives it a nice mouth feel.

Bottle: poured hazy orange with a small head. Smells very much like a belgium witbier, with some fruitiness. Flavor was sweet and fruity with a bit of spice. Wouldn’t say I could taste the peel or corriander, bt hte flavor was very complex, and the alcohol is very well hidden. Mostly sweet, almost cloying, but not. Very little bitterness. Thick in the mouth. Yummy!

This is a very complex brew. Difficult to really nail down on the taste. I taste a lot of the fruity type taste. Plum, apricot, prunes, and all other various vinous flavors. The alcohol is very well hidden. This a a spectacular brew with a great warm taset. drink diuring the cold fall or winter evenings and you will enjoy it even more. Perfect with a nice filet mignon!