Eisenbahn Lust

Brewed by Cervejaria Sudbrack
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Blumenau, Brazil

hazy golden colour with a white head. Light smokey note in a malty, fruity tart aroma. Smokey, fruity and tart flavor.

Bottle @ Amerikaner blindsmagning @ Papsoe, Bottle #10.]
Light unclear medium orange yellow amber color with a average, frothy, fair lancing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, light to moderate hoppy, orange, fruity, moderate yeasty, wood, peat and smoke notes. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and light to moderate bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. (190608)

golden color some ephervesent bubbles, few chucnks nose is fruity but alos some alcohol, flavor is odd a little too sweet, weird yeast and sweet alcohol. if aged it might be better.

Thanks to ghawener. The best brazilian beer so far. I think they have labeled this beer incorrectly, is more like a tripel. Pours nicely, very bubbly, however, unlike champagne the head is persistent. Yeast aroma, flavor is sweet, and alcohol is well hidden.

At RateBeerians tasting session. Bottle: Large white head over an orange gold body. Strings of bubbles makes it elegant; taste is subtle slightly sweet, fruity and thin. Alcohol is dangerously well hidden.

lots of flavor, the beer really palcks a punch with mighty fruit flavors, it takes a great style and give a 100% go ahead, this is something to try, but make sure you share and split it.

The aroma is yeasty and funky with a wild yeast character. It’s also sweet. The appearance is golden with a huge head that doesn’t stop. The flavor is like the aroma. The palate is thin. Overall an interesting but overpriced beer.

This beer absolutely made my day, thanks to mcbackus. Deep orange tan pour, with a big fluffy white head that dies down to a moderate film over time. Aroma is all over the map; apples, caramel, toffee, cloves, hay, a slight slight bit of worchester (sp?) sauce, and green grapes. The focus of the aroma is different every sniff. Big sweet taste at first of caramel, brown sugar, tons of grass, cloves, cinnemon, a slight salty wood taste, and oaky like a chardonnay (or something like that). Warming finish with a slight toffee and wood flavor but it’s all surprisingly clean in the end. Highly carbonated mouthfeel but it’s huge beer at heart and you can sense the thick, nearly sticky malt in every tingling sip. Just huge in flavor. I thought this beer was just amazing, but I can see why others might not like it. Think it’s too sweet? Pair it was chocolate chip cookies, and the combo will work wonders for the beer and bring out more fruit qualities (while also cutting the cookie taste a bit). Awesome awesome stuff.