Lost Abbey Amazing Grace

750 ml bottle via the Saints club and shared with highibus - Pours a hazy deep amber color with some floaties and a medium size light tan head. No lacing. Aroma is tart fruit, oak, and vinegar. Flavor is dark esters, oak, and vinious. Medium body. The oak really lingers on the palate. A decent beer, but I think I like L & F better.

Thanksto stevo for this one. Orangey brown, with a thin white ehad. Nice tart aroma, with notes of cherry and red wine. Flvor is very complex, but there are notes of cherry and some other tart, sour fruits mixed with a lot of oak and red wine character. Earthy, rustic finish. Very impressive brew.

Bottle. dirty red pour with a light tan head. Aroma of musty malt, oak, yeast, light dark fruits. Flavors of sweet malt, lemon/spice nots, oak and earthy fruits. Medium bodt, malty/woody with an oaky/dry/bittersweet finish. Nice!

Pours a way hazy mahogany with no head or lacing. Many chunks came out early on this one. All the chunks rose to the top so I went ahead and removed them. Aroma is vinous and sweet. Flavor is sweet mouthfeel is almost sticky. Some raisin and plum coming through. Great finish.

Bottle via Miketd. Cloudy reddish orange color. A ton of head( they way I like it. gig gidy goo!) Smell of malt, hops, citrus, sour grapes, nuts, prunes and alcohol. Taste of malt, hops, wine, apples, citrus, sour grapes, nuts, prunes and alcohol. Wonderful beer.