The Bruery Gremlin

Brewed by The Bruery
Style: Belgian Ale
Placentia, California USA

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Clear golden color with white foam. Sour dough, honey, spicy yeast aromas. medium body. Dusty pale malt, dry spice, earthy hop flavors--good

A - Served a cloudy golden-yellow color with a thin finger of frothy white head. The head fades at a normal pace leaving behind some lace. S - Aroma is a mix of lemon peel, Belgian yeast, and a bit of funk. There is also just a touch of spice and tartness. T - Starts off with some lemon and citrus flavor with a bit of tartness and some yeast flavor. Through the middle, more yeast character comes through with some banana and spices. The finish is yeasty with some lemon zest and a bit of tartness. M - Medium-light bodied with moderate carbonation. Feel smooth with a nice dry finish. D - Very drinkable. Very sessionable with more flavor than expected.

Draft at the brewery. Pours a slightly hazy, golden yellow color with a one finger white head that quickly settles into a thin ring  Minimal spots of lace left behind. Slightly spicy aroma with hints of bread and slightly funky yeast.  There’s also some sweetness with light fruit notes, notably apple and pear, along with some subtle alcohol. Medium bodied with a decent balance of zesty fruit, bready yeast, light fruit and swet alcohol.  Vry dry with zesty pepper and coriander, apple, pear, banana and boozy sweetness.  I’m also picking up some faint bretty funk.   Decently balanced and quaffable.

On tap at The Bruery. Light yellow color with a refreshing aroma. Taste has some citrus with a mild hop taste. Good finish.

Taster at Black Tuesday Dark, pure black color. Very drinkable, almost an olive aroma.

Draft at bruery tasting room. Clear gold pour, white head. Lightly sweet malt, yeast, herbal hops, and light spice. Very light golden, meh ok.

Draft. Golden-amber beer with a whitish head. Earthy and light yeast aroma. Earth and fruit flavor with yeast and malt. Medium bodied. Fruitiness lingers with yeast, malt, and light spice,

pours yellow and a bit hazy. tiny bit of foamy head. similar to the Cismontane/TAPS beer that I just had. Sparkly with a bit of burn. sharp little summer beer.

Tap @ clusterfork#3. Pours golden with a tan head. Nose is dry. Taste is dry bittered. eh

Sampled at Provisions. It pours yellow gold with a white head. The aroma is fruity with some banana bread. The flavor is mildly tart with a touch of cardboard and more banana. There’s hints of butter and not much hops in the finish.