 hopdog (4645), Lansdale, Pennsylvania, USA
Oct 20, 2007 On tap at the PA Renaissance Faire. Billed as the Skull Annihilator. Served in a platic cup. Poured a deeper and cloudy brownish color with an averaged sized off white head. Aromas of caramel, nutty, vanilla, and grains. Tastes of caramel, nutty, citrus, grains, and fruity. Smooth body with the alcohol content hidden.
TomDecapolis (2469), Skippack, Pennsylvania, USA
Oct 23, 2006 Updated: Oct 24, 2006Draught @ PA Renaissance Faire (as Skull Annihilator). Pours a translucent brown/orange/copper with a creamy off white head. Aroma of sweet grains, malts, caramel and some vanilla. Flavor was sweet and malty with some dark fruits, hints of banana, citrus and light yeast.
weeare138 (924), Collegeville, Pennsylvania, USA
Oct 23, 2006 On tap at the PA Renaissance Faire(as Skull Annihilator).
Appears a dark brown with a red hue when held to the light. The large, off-white head fades into a mild, 1/4" head. Tons of lace is sprayed all over the glass.
Smell is malty, grainy, with hints of caramel, cocoa, and a touch of vanilla.
Taste is of the mentioned aromas. Perhaps a bit of a blandness that could be a bit better but not bad.
Mouthfeel is slightly unrefined but balanced for the most part with brown sugar and hop bitterness. Medium bodied with fine CO2 levels and a creaminess that comes out as it warms.
This one actually gets better as it warms with mild traces of bananas and nut flavors that arise.
freekyp (816), Thomasville, North Carolina, USA
Oct 15, 2006 This is a big beer. The nose is redolent of toasty caramel malt and the alchohol is not at all hidden. Sweet and malty throughout, this beer ends with a quick upturn of bittering hops at the very end of the swallow, offsetting what might otherwise be an unruly sweet ending. Well crafted and easily in the league of its traditional German counterpart, a the caramel aftertaste lingers long and welcome.
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