Stillwater / Hof Ten Dormaal ’Bronze Age’

Stillwater Artisanal
Brewed at Brouwerij Hof Ten Dormaal
Style: Specialty Grain
Baltimore, Maryland USA

Serve in Shaker, Tumbler

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Bottle.
Hazy yellow with a giant, frothy, staying, white head. Aroma has sweet wheat malts, some citrus, doughy. High carbonation, fine dry and somewhat oily (yet a bit thin) mouthfeel. Flavour has doughy malts, wheat bread, citrus, mild lactic notes. Soft white pepper and grassy bitterness. Okay.

Corked bottle from Beer Planet, Brussels
Hazy golden color with compact head. The aroma is definitively corky, with traces of vegetables. It’s smooth, dry, overcarbonated, with light malt flavor, spicy Belgian yeast, and too much feeling of vegetables; some cork too; correct bitterness.
Unaesthetic.

Bottle @ Matt’s house picked up at Wine and Cheese. Pours a hazy yellow appearance with a nice bubbly white head. Pretty spicy herbal, lemon, hay, a touch funky aroma. Slightly tart, tangerine, chewy grainy, tangy, lemon meringue flavor. Pretty tasty.

Pour out of 375 mL bottle, big thanks to Aaron! Hazy orange-yellow with nice fluffy white head, aroma brought notes of nice peach, pineapple, some nice notes of grain, cracker, biscuity notes, slight mix of coriander, spice notes with a touch of yeast, hints of earthy grassy notes. Taste is a mix of sweet orange, lemon, biscuit, bread, hints of nice caramel, touch of vanilla, lemon, hints of spice in there as well. Pretty tasty and unique.

Lots of pressure behind the cork on this one. It almost popped itself off after removing the metal fastener. Pours with a gigantic white head that dissipates slowly.. It smells of hay and bread. Upon tasting it starts sweet with a slight grassy taste ending in light hop bitterness that lingers. Very earthy with lively carbonation. This is a great beer with complex, balanced flavors.

Pours a straw color with billowing head. Aroma and taste are lots of raw dough and stale bread with an odd sweetness and a noble hop presence that is too weak. Idk about this one.

A rustic breast doughy beer. Tastes very belgiany, interestingly odd and not really worth getting

gold blond colored body with a white head and a spicy hoppy malt aroma one spicy hoppy malt bitter dry taste with a bitter finish

Clear yellow blond colored beer. Slightly overcarbonated but not gushing. I waited about ten minutes before I tasted it. Malty nose with notes of fruit. Fizzy malty flavor. Mildly bitter and dry aftertaste.

Bottle poured a cloudy lemon custard with a small white fluffy head and minimal lacing. Aroma inclues floral notes, toast, hay, earthy yeast, and a hint of citrus. Taste is barley and subtle citrus upfront followed by cereal and slight yeast funk leading to a dry finish. Earthy and barley flavors linger.