 MadIndian (987), Levittown, Pennsylvania, USA
Sep 8, 2009 Good rare find, Shared with Frank. A full citrus aroma with hints of caramel. A nice touch of sweet malt at the end.
Very Good
I’M BACK!!!!
nightrider (370), encinitas, California, USA
Aug 20, 2009 Growler from Stone. Slighty hazy light gold in color with a white head. Sweet aromas of lemon, honey. Rich and medium full bodied. Very smooth in your mouth. A bit yeasty and malty with a solid amount of hops which I am sure have faded by now. Tasty balanced finish a bit on the sweeter side. Wish there was more of this.
dkachur (2318), Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
Jul 19, 2009 Bottle shared at Immy’s Backyard Gathering. Pours a hazy orange color with a medium head. Good head retention and lacing. Herbal, floral hop aroma with toffee and citrus notes. Taste of toffee, caramel and citrus. Full bodied.
fidel (886), Livermore, California, USA
Jul 13, 2009 @ City Beer Poured hazy golden yellow, grainy, hoppy, little caramel, little oxidized.
HopheadHans (753), Bay Area, California, USA
Jul 13, 2009 Tap. This keg made it to City Beer last week. I was surprised at how well this held up even though I never had it fresh. Still great aromas and flavors of hops. Flavor prfile has some wheat and graininess mixed it and some bread and dough. Then the hops take over again with a nice bitter finish.
matta (1137), Tampa, Florida, USA
Jul 9, 2009 Copper in color and a dense ivory head. The beer has undeniably oxidized over the years; but still picking up the intended pine resin notes from the hops and caramel malt back bone. A lot of orange zest bitterness and a big ABV. burn. Good beer no doubt, but I should have consumed this a few years back for optimal sensory satisfaction... –may bad!
SDquaffer (18), San Diego, California, USA
Jun 29, 2009 Cracked in 6/09 from my cellar which, because of gypsylike behavior, has not been consistently stored. I take some of the blame for the low rate. Aroma was diminished from what I fondly remember from the fresh version. Caramel notes unmistakeable but a bit of burnt corn too. Wheaty substantial head, not diminishing as the beer warms. leggy. A bit of a coppery finish too. again, probably due to bad cellaring. Hopefully some good samaratin will provide me a better kept bottle for a revised tasting (after I sufficiently self-flaggelate myself of course.)
j12601 (1151), Poughkeepsie, New York, USA
May 12, 2009 Bottle at the “Drink for Charity” event at Rattle & Hum thanks to Mike who brought a vertical from 2nd to 12th. Pours a hazy apricot color with a thin white head. Lots of plums, prunes, and a bit of caramel. Nice soft carbonation on here, but it doesn’t mask the oxidization. Finishes with a light bitterness.
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