Rapp OMG Batch 007

Brewed by Rapp Brewing Company
Style: American Strong Ale
Seminole, Florida USA

Serve in Snifter, Tulip

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Poured an amber color from the bottle with aromas of caramel, booze, sherry, dark fruits and some toffee. Flavors were the same, not as much booziness as the aroma suggests, wish I had another bottle.

Lobby ticking during RBWG 2013. Rich dark caramel pour with basically no head, as expected. Rich liquer aroma, dark fruits, caramel, molasses, grapes, etc. The flavor follows suit, lightly earthy and nutty as well. Rich full body, not much carbonation, as expected. Tasty.

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Bottle courtesy of the brewer at RBWG. Pours a clear caramel color with an off-white head. Nose is boozy, toffee, overripe fruit, and vanilla with some maple. Flavor is similar with booze, toffee, overripe fruit, vanilla, and maple. This recipe has come a long way to a nice enjoyable sipper now.

Bottle at RBWG
Appearance: Clear amber with a medium sized off-white head
Sweet malts, brown sugar and fruity
Nice and tasty

Bottle in the lobby RBWG. Bottle 30/33. Thanks for sharing Jon! Deep muddy amber, that clears up a bit as it warms. Lots of sugary sweetness upfront, caramelized sugar, light cream. Flavor is sugary, but smooth (I wrote that!), marshmallow, coconut cream.

Bottle in the lobby RBWG. Pours. Lear, amber-brown with a fine, beige cream head. Tons of sugary dark malts, toffee, grapes. Huge sweet flavor, sugary toffee, ripe fruits. Full bodied with fine carbonation. Big sweet finish, toffee, ripe fruits. Nice.

16.9 oz bottle to taster at the RBWG; thanks to Greg. Looks good; fairly still with a dark caramel appearance. Smells and tastes good; sweet caramel and candy. Smooth on the palate. A nice liquor-ish beer.

A reddish copper ale with no head. In aroma, beautiful sweet Amaretto, nutty soy sauce, very nice. In mouth, sweet caramel with loads of alcohol, vanilla, light and smooth. On tap at brewpub, Dec. 8 2012.

Bottle at the brewery - the brewer indicated this is an American Strong Ale. Rich reddish orange pour with no head. Syrupy. Overwhelming flavors, super rich, ABV is there but it’s drinkable. What a treat!