Heavy Seas Mutiny Fleet Hang Ten

Brewed by Heavy Seas Brewing Company
Style: Weizen Bock
Baltimore, Maryland USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein, Weizen

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UPDATED: DEC 10, 2009 2009-10-18, cask at Rattle ’n Hum, New York, 6-3-7-3-14=33
Muddy brown color with green hue. Light aroma. Good malt and caramel flavor, with light chestnuts, light tannins; the alcohol is quite evident. Low bitterness. I like Barley Wines, but this one is not impressive.

2007-10-05, draught at Brickskeller, Washington DC, 6-3-7-3-15=34
Cloudy dark amber color. It’s a liquor version of a Weizenbock, sweet, thick, very good.

Date: 07/23/2007
Mode: Bottle
Source: Roadtrip

hazy dark amber, fine beige head, bits of drippy lace, light chocolate aroma with a hint of fruity sweetness, rich chocolate flavor followed by a barage of esters and fusel alcohols, the sweet banana esters and rich chocolate manage to fight back to offer some good flavor, big astrengent bitterness kicks in to balance but just adds to this train wreck of a beer, close to being a great beer but held back by a couple of serious flaws
-------- /> Date: 08/19/2007
Mode: bottle
Source: tasting

bitterness has none of the previous astrengency by the fusels are still present

Aroma: 5/10; Appearance: 7/10; Flavor: 5/10; Palate: 6/10; Overall: 10/20
Rating: 2.7/5.0
Drinkability: 5/10
Score: *4

Reddish-amber. Light head. Some burnt phenols, dark cherry and light chocolate on the nose. Chewy, with some bubblegum and burnt dark fruits but the package lacks cohesion. Plasticy phenols detract from everything. Sweet, cloying finish.

(Bottle) Pours a hazy burnt orange body with a medium beige head. Aroma of fennel, licorice, rye bread, clove, and caramel. Flavor of rye and dark wheat bread, banana, clove, and cocoa.

Bottle. Pours a hazy amber color with a small off-white head. Has a fruity wheat malty spicy yeasty aroma. Sweetish wheat malty spicy bitter flavor with hints of caramel. Has a sweetish wheat malty spicy finish.

(12oz bottle, best by Feb 08) Small tan head that almost wholly vanishes, atop clear copper body. Aroma is moderately sweet, clove, some bubblegum, light wheat, banana. Taste is sweet, caramel, banana, some clove, alcohol, light cherry medicinal. Smooth medium-full body.

12 oz bottle-pours a foamy dissipating tan head and deep amber color. Aroma is medium/dark malt-caramel, banana/clove, spicy hops, which doesn’t quite balance, medium fruit. Taste is wheat/medium/dark malt-caramel, spicy/wood hops, medium fruit-cherry, alcohol, some yeast. Better at cellar temperature vs cold. Ok carbonation.

Bottle from Bruisin Ales. Pours very dark amber with a small tan head. Smells like barley wine - brown shugga! Near full bodied with foamy carbonation. Flavor is confusin - brown sugar, hop, and something yeasty/spicey? I can’t find the words. It is really sharp flavored and delicious. Don’t hesitate to try this.

Bottle... Post O-Town Throwdown Part Deux... Murky, Longhorn orange ale with a mid-sized, creamy, off-white head. Excellent retention. The aroma is spicy with a blend of caramel and chocolate alongside lesser notes of banana, clove and ginger. The flavor leans on the bitter side of balance. It’s lightly sweet and lightly acidic up front; followed by medium bitterness. Observations of chocolate and minerally, hop bitterness. Medium-bodied with an abrasive mouthfeel and moderate carbonation. Minerally, bitter finish. Thanks to Ibrew2or3 for leaving the bottles behind!

Bottle from River’s Bend. Poured hazy dark reddish brown with an average creamy off-white head that was mostly lasting with excellent lacing. Heavy complex roasted carmel malty, banana and small alcohol aroma. Medium body with a smooth texture. Medium complex sweet flavor with a medium smooth bittersweet finish of long duration. This is a solid beer.