 faroeviking (6024), Republica Vikingo de las, Faroe Islands
Apr 26, 2007
Bottle. Amber colour. Sweet hoppy fruity and malty aroma. Flavour is sweet, fruity, malty, alcoholic and toastish. Sweet dry flavour.
phaleslu (427), Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Nov 9, 2009 22 oz. bottle from Ludlow Wines. Pours a reddish color with a small off-white head. Aroma of caramel malt, alcohol, floral hops, chocolate malt, mild spices, and mixed fruits. Flavor of caramel and chocolate malts, hops, spices, berry fruits, citrus, and warming alcohol. Sweet and malty up front, more bitter and alcoholic late. Medium bodied. Another solid ’Imperial’ offering from Southern Tier, albeit not as easy to drink as the others, as it packs some punch.
saxo (3513), Højbjerg, Aarhus, Denmark
Nov 7, 2009 Bottle. Nice head with good duration. Color is amber. Aroma and taste are rich caramel, notes of chocolate, flowers and hops.
jredmond (1015), New Jersey, USA
Oct 31, 2009 Bottle. Pours a amber body with a slightly "red" haze and slight white lacing. Aroma is sweet hop. The flavor is extremely smooth, slight hop flavor and maybe the chocolate malts very briefly making an appearance.
manuchampions (95), Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Oct 24, 2009 22oz bomber from 16th street liquor in West Van. I’ve had this before but didn’t rate it at the time. Nose is somewhat IPA like...hops, taffy like malt. Pours a clear copper with thick head. Taste is predominantly malt, somewhat caramel like, with hope present but very much in the background and then lingering in the finish. Alcohol is well integrated. This is another solid imperial offering from ST, just not my favorite of the bunch.
madsberg (4873), Søborg, Denmark
Oct 24, 2009 Bottled. Reddish brown coloured. Unclear. Dense light brown head. Aroma of berries, caramel, flowers, fruits. Flavour of berries, caramel, fruits, light chocolate and pine. Medium to full bodied. Dry. Light alcohol infused bitterness in the end. quite nice.
corby112 (677), philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Oct 21, 2009 Pours a cloudy ruby red/ coppery orange with golden burnt orange hues when held to a light source and a 2.5 finger frothy yellowish beige head that slowly fades into a lasting ring.
Strong citrus hop aroma with some earthy floral notes and a very prominent caramel malt presence. Subtle pine.
Very hop forward with a nice blast of floral and citrus hops that is quickly balanced out nicely by a caramel chocolate malt backbone. The hops are very prominent up front with a nice dry pine flavor along with hints of lemon peel and grapefruit. This is followed by a sweet caramel maltiness with hints of chocolate and some alcohol heat. The dry, bitter hops linger over top of the malt backbone and last into a dry bitter finish with slight alcohol heat.
BroSpud (584), , Massachusetts, USA
Oct 20, 2009 Large bottle. Not what I was expecting. More of an average double IPA than a red, especially if going by color. Pours a light orange. A bit heavy on the alcohol but still drinkable. Not bad, but nothing special.
cprochak (388), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Oct 5, 2009 22 oz bomber pours dark orange, little cream colored head. Aroma is pine and caramel. Taste is very sweet toffee, vanilla and caramel up front with a solid bitter backbone. Almost west-coast barleywine-ish. Alcohol is definitely present, but still a very solid dangerously drinkable beer.
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