Lagunitas Lucky #13

Poured reddish/amber with tiny white head. aroma of fruit and citrus/pine hops, with a sweet hoppy finish, delightful.

Cask at GBBF 2009 ... amber copper ... yeasty lemon hop nose ... pine grapefruit ... big huge bright hop ... rich and tatsy

Bottle as YourDarkLord’s tasting. Pours red amber with a light beige head. Aroma of fruity esters. Lighter side of medium bodied with average carbonation. Flavor of caramel, brown sugar, berry, and tea. Slightly above average sweetness. Hops have faded out of this, but surprisingly this is still an enjoyable brew (no isovaleric notes)

Opaque ruby-copper pour with a small dense white head. Sweet dark fruit and caramelized brown sugar aroma with orange peel, cherry, and pine. Lots of caramel flavor with notes of red apples, orange peel and sharp pine. Little pepperiness on the finish. A bit on the cloying side. Sticky medium body with moderate carbonation and some notable alcohol on the finish. Note: After trying to drink a glass of this for about a half an hour it became so cloying that I couldn’t finish it. Knocked my rating for flavor from 7 down to 4 because of this.

From Larry’s Liquors in Pt Roberts, WA. Bet YOU haven’t been there! A good looking beer, with a nice hazy copper body and a creamy ivory head. Aroma was a pleasing meld of malt and spices, beneath a blanket of bitter hop. Rich on the palate, almost overly so and wasn’t the finish the same. Totally enjoyable.

22 oz bottle..clear deep amber pour,dense off white head,decent lacing.aroma of sweet caramel malt and pine.malty sweet and a little fruity.decent resinous hop bitterness,medium bodied,finish is dry.

Clear red pour. Refreshing if a tad weak on taste. For the ABV the booze is well hidden.

Poured from bomber into glass. Clear port color, light carbonation, very little off-white head. Aroma like boozy cherries and raisins. Pretty smooth over the palate, alcohol present but not as complex as the aroma which is kind of a let-down. Still a nice beer and enjoyable.