Lost Abbey Devotion

750 ml bottle. pours a deep golden with a 2" white head... not much aroma to mention... slight floral hoppy presence. nice bitter finish... soft on the palate. overall a very refreshing belgian blond...

Bottle: Copper gold, light head and lacing. Nice carbonation. Nose of light fuggels; earthy and stubborn and british tasting. Spritsy mouthfeel, clean base malt, strong bitterness. Decent clean balanced finish. I was picturing a lot different on this one, more belgian, more flavor.

750 ml bottle shared with kleyland. Pours a clear gold with a bubbly, white head. Very active carbonation. Aroma of wet hay. Taste was a bit funky, with grassy notes and a small hint of honey. Finish was dry and peppery.

Golden pour, very little head to speak of. Slightly fruity nose with a dash of yeast. Lightly bitter, tart flavor. Dry finish. A well crafted beer, but not really to my liking.

Bottle thanks to Eric. Pours a golden body with a thick white head. The aroma is full of spice and floral notes. The taste was quite dry, malty, and with a somewhat bitter finish. Some hops, but mostly a bunch of dry malt and spices. Pretty darn good.

750ml Bottle: Aroma of fruit, herbs, hops, and pine. Poured golden/orange/apple juice in color with a huge, dense, white head that lasted throughout. Very hazy. Full on tiny particles. Sparkling. Flavor is light to medium bitter. Tastes of grass, herbs, hops, and pine. Medium body. Chalky texture. Average to lively carbonation. Bitter hop and herb finish.

Thanks to Ken for this one. Cloudy gold color. Honey and apple aroms. Honey flavor, dry bitter finish. Body is a little thin and watery.

Cloudy soft milky white and yellow colored body. Strange must nose of wheat germ, vegetal sweet greens and some peppey spices. Soft, milky, silky texture and a pale wheat flavor with a bit of coriander and ginger-like spices. Pretty good overall, but a really strange beer.