Ommegang Ommegeddon

Pretty good. Poured a hazy yellow/light honey. Smell is sweet and yeasty citrus. flavor is yeasty biscuit with touches of fruit with spice. Yeasty but with a more peppery bite. overall good but not fabulous.

Very nice. I thought the Brett was restrained, as I was a little scared, not being a huge fan of it. Very dry in a satisfying way.

Thanks to Chuck for bringing this! Poured a hazy, banana-ey yellow with a short, loose cap of white head. The aroma picked up sweet, darker pale malts with light fruits and some warm, medium-intensity spices.. not a lot of Brett influence. The flavor had sticky, lighter and medium-skinned fruits along with some toffee and dusty, yeasty notes at the core.. warm toffee and lighter fruit notes at the back, with a little more Brett funk (but still not much). Medium-bodied with light funk and a long, lingering sour and sharp fruity finish. OK.

Bottle. I’ve actually had this a few time now and the bottles seem to be aging quite differently. This bottle has been stored at room temp up until about 2 months ago when I put it in my 55 degree cellar. Very pale, yet murky, yellow color. Big, frothy white head. Phenolic yeast aromas with some ginger notes. Although I could smell brett when I opened the bottle, I cannot pick it up with the glass under my nose. Malty and ginger flavors. Notes of oranges and lemongrass. Some slight spice. You’d never guess this beer was 8%.

Bottle. Batch 1. First whiff was all brett (Thank God it is finally ready!), citrus, flowers, and some black pepper. Initial taste is orange blossom honey & wet wool horseblanket then comes the candi sugar, light biscut, alcohol, and barnyard. I have had 3 bottles of this first vintage to date and it seems like it is nearly bone dry already.

Bottle. Musty barnyard and lemon aroma. Cloudy pale yellow with giant head. Sweet-sour lemon and light musty-dry flavor. Mild citrus hops finish. Very nice, easy drinking beer - a bit light on flavor and body though.

Notes: Vibrant, almost neon peach color with a small white head. Ultra hazy and incredible lacing. Fruity aroma. Conglomeration of lemons, berries. Yeast after tone. Sweet, smelly, and bitter. Didn’t expect the flavor. Almost candy-like. Exotic. Pleasant aftertaste. Silky palate at first, but becomes extremely dry and bitter. Makes my mouth tingle. Very different kind of beer. Yeast leaves an impression, but the dry-hopping carries it through.

From bottle, no 26 at Papsoes blindtasting. Pours hazy yellow and with a lacing white head. Grainy to grassy aroma, slight spiced. Fresh fruity and hoppy flavour, slight spiced. Ends spiced and mildly soapy.