Flat Earth Belgian Style Pale Ale

Brewed by Flat Earth Brewing Company
Style: Belgian Ale
St. Paul, Minnesota USA

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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(Draught) Pours a deep golden body with a moderate off-white head. Aroma of toasted malt, caramel, nuts, apple, and light herbal notes. Flavor of nuts, caramel, floral hops, some pear, and herbs.

Pours a clear orange with thin white head. Not over carbonated, a rarity for flat earth. Aroma is fruity and sweet. Flavor simple and crisp.

Great beer the aromas are sweet with wisps of caramel and bread. Very pleasant aromas to a nice drinking beer. Amber in color, pours with a medium head that dissipates quickly with no lacing. Medium sweetness from the malt, almost no bitterness and zero sour taste but almost salty. Light body with a thin texture average to lively carbonation. Short finish. This is an easy drinking beer great taste, aroma and overall drink-ability.

Bottle from a trade with CLevar. Pours hazy dark burnt orange color with off white head. Fruity, Belgian yeast aroma with some caramel. Sweet fruity and doughy flavors with bubble gum and minimal hop bitterness. Medium body with moderate carbonation. Thanks Caleb.

Date: September 15, 2011 Mode: Draft Source: 8th Street Grill, Minneapolis Appearance: Translucent golden with good amount of head and lacing. Aroma: Belgian spice and malt. Flavor: Consistent with aroma, medium bodied, and slight carbonation. Other: Easy to drink, but not very memorable.

Oh my first gusher. Quite the experience it was too. Popped the cap and out launched a foamy mass of beige foam leaving a nice sticky orange soda-like liquid all over my floor and cabinets. The aroma of this explosive beer is the traditional estery belgian yeast strain with notes of orange and slightly sour hints. Taste is relatively bland for a BPA. Some orange notes up front with a distant tart note. Medium mouthfeel with little carbonation, oddly enough. If the bottle hadn’t exploded, perhaps I would have given this a higher score.

Pour is clear dark orange with a soapy off white head that fades to nothing , but a thin collar. Aroma has some dark fruit bubblegum and some cinnamon and figs. Taste is bready and spicies with some fruit and bubblegum. Palate is thin and slick with a chaulky finish. Pretty nice.

Lovely estery nose, some cherry, bubblegum and honey. Clear light copper, sticky dense white head. Full bodied, strong yeast character with fruity notes and a long toasty biscuit finish. I forget who sent this to me, but thanks!

Thanks Caleb!

Appearance: Pours a deep orange with a lasting beige film for head.

Aroma: Juicy fruit gum, light spice.

Taste: Big fruity notes up front, dry malt, and a sturdy amount of spicy hops in the finish.

Mouthfeel: Crisp, medium bodied.

Overall:Tasty, deceptive in size.

Growler @ Flat Earth. Orange appearance with an off white head. Great sweet Belgian ale nose with light hops. Sweet Belgian blonde ale flavor with a slight hoppiness but not really at all like a BPA. Sweet, light fruity finish.

650ml bottle with a daog eating a waffle on the label. Pours almost like an amber ale, it is a pale goldish/amber with a decent white head that quickly dissipates. The smell is pretty quirky. To me it smells like rotten banana flavored kefir and brie cheese. It is not what you usually get from brett or lacto, but it is something else weird. At any rate it kind of works. This one just tastes out there, like if you dipped bread in medicine and sprinkled some extremely herbal hops over it. The mouthfeel is a bit over carbonated in the mouth then it leaves a syrupy feeling the the back of the throat. Weird beer if it is supposed to be like this. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 07-21-2010 01:42:11