St. Sebastiaan Golden

Bottle. Two tier orange appearance with a very strong head. The aroma is fruity, gently spiced and citric. The flavour is strong mulled fruit and warming. Overall a nice beer but quite overpowering at times.

Pours an almost clear gold with a minimal head. Aroma is sour apple with a hint of cherry and bitter malt. Flavor is malty sweet with a slight butterscotch (diacetyl?) note and a hint of bitter. This bottle was almost completely flat and fizzless. Mouthfeel was weak almost lifeless. Maybe another bottle with more carbonation would be better?

Bottled. Golden coloring (duh) with a very nice hop note. Nice finish. Good brew.

Rebranded holiday growler. Truely goldenbody with beer goggle haze. Aroma was a clone of flavour, both with lovely sweet citrus and mild yeast. Good solid head that follows most of the way down.

Aroma of yeast, citrus and malts. Quite okay actually, pleasant yeast aroma. Hazy, yellow/orange coloured with a short white head. Taste is sweet, citric, yeasty and malty. Nice brew.

Slightly hazy golden color, short head. Aroma of malt, bit citrus, some yeast and alcohol. Quite sweet taste, fruity of citrus, malty, spicy. Slight alcoholic palate.

Marcello Wine Market - Baton Rouge, La. - 750 ml bottle. Slightly murky, nectarine colored orange with a sticky, forthy snow white head. Sweet, slightly yeasty aroma with some faint citrus notes. Flavor is faintly malty, with some sweet cake mix like sweetness. Faint traces of lemony citrus notes. Decent carbonation level, decent mouthfeel. Alcohol hidden well. Pleasantly surprised.

Bottled Clear golden coloured with a small off white head. Aroma of fruits and spices with notes of citrus. Sweet flavour of fruits, spices and alcohol.