Stone SuperCaliBelgolistic Ale

Bottle from Trenton takeout. Drank with Big Frank. Golden pour with big hoppy grass aroma. Citrus notes hit the tongue and finish with a yeasty orange peel flavor. Very good,

On-tap at Stone. Pours clearish orange/amber with a moderate white head and spider web lace. Smells plain and flatly sweet. Slight wood, slight earth, slight clove, malty and pretty plain. Tastes malty and sweet with earth and some wood. A little bit of clove from the yeast as well. Medium body, good carbonation.

A more yeasty and belgian tasting version of the calibelgolistic ipa. its like half belgian, half stone ipa. good beer but i prefer the non super version.

A super beer. On tap at the brewery, this frankinstine of a brew was a great accident by the brewers at Stone. Strong fruit aroma and very sweet taste. I really enjoyed this beer. I an glad I got to try a one time beer on my latest trip to SoCal.

On tap at Stone. Pours a medium golden orange with a 2 finger off white head that left good lacing. Nose was lightly fruity with some Belgian yeast and funk. Flavor was much the same while being dry and crisp, very refeshing.

1L growler fill from Stone Brewery (Escondido, CA). Pours golden-brown with a large white head. Aroma is somewhat yeasty with notes of light fruit. Flavor is predominately tart with some light fruit sweetness. Noticeable hops, but this is much closer to tasting like a straight-up Belgian than the Stone Cali-Belgique ale.

On tap at stone. Pours a bright gold w/ white head. A little bit sweet, with some tropical fruit, spice, banana, biscuits, and earthiness. Decent... pretty easy to drink.

Growler from the brewery. Dark gold pour with a nice white head. Slightly sweet aroma. Flavor is sweet as well with a slight hop bitterness, pretty tasty.