Kuhnhenn Snrub Belgian Ale

In short: A smooth slightly spicy Belgian session ale. Very good stuff
How: Tap at brewpub
The look: Cloudy golden-copper body topped by a large off-white head
In long: Coriander and spices on the nose. Very yeasty beer with bubble gum notes. Fruity flavours are on the dry side with orange peels and some dried fruits. A smooth dessert-like spiciness (cinnamon, etc.). A bit dusty and dry. Nothing spectacular but really quite easy to drink. Not often that I come across a beer that is both a true session beer and a true Belgian Ale. Named after The Simpsons own Mr Burns famous poor attempt at passing for someone else, and the beer is… Excellent!

On tap at Kuhnhenn, poured a yellow/amber with a frothy off-white head that left nice lacing. Aroma was heavily malty, with some caramel, spices, and bubble gum. Taste was moderately sweet, and finishes sweet and just a bit acidic. Body is light-medium, dry, with soft carbonation. All in all, pretty good!

Growler, courtesy of artusory. Thanks, Ryan! Pours a bright, clear orange-amber color; thin off-white head with patchy lacing. Very generous, forward aroma showing cantaloupe, bubble gum, fruitiness, esters and bananas; pleasant, complex nose. Medium mouthfeel: a touch watery, but still quite generous in its flavors and pleasant in the mouth: a touch of oily, banana-y esters, bubble gum, cantaloupe and tropical fruits; complex malt core and some nice spiciness; a really odd, interesting beer. Medium finish: fruity, perfumy, and toasty malts.

On tap at brewery. Aroma of bubble gum, spice, malt, and saw dust. Lighter amber hue with a white head that left good lace. Flavors of gum, spice, Belgian yeast, and saw dust. Light-medium bodied with soft carbonation. Kind of nasty IMHO.