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The Covey Predicament


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An Abbey Dubbel brewed by
The Covey Restaurant & Brewery

Fort Worth, Texas USA

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23.6/5.03.22/5.08%0Trappist glass P  Stats

Commercial Description:
This special ale is made using traditional methods and ingredients as those used by monks in Belgian abbeys. Nine different barley malts, wheat, and three special types of sugar contribute the light mouthfeel and slightly sweet finish; while a genuine Trappist yeast strain creates a myriad of fruity and spicy flavors and aromas.

 RaginCajun (267), Dallas, Texas, USA
3.3 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
7/104/56/103/513/20

Aug 16, 2008  
Strong malty aroma w/ touches of fruit & maybe some nutmeg. Very malty nose. Slightly astringent as the alcohol pokes through this beer like a sore thumb. This beer looks great and smells great, but they did not do a good enough job of covering up the strong alcohol content; a must for any good dubbel.

 RollinHard (547), Fort Worth, Texas, USA
3.9 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
8/104/58/104/515/20
Oct 16, 2007  
Growler from the brewery. Pours dark brown with tannish yellow highlights, and a substantial but dissipating beige head. Aroma of raisins, pears, toast, toffee, coffee beans, maybe some cinnemon or ginger. The aroma is better by far when the beer has had at least 30 minutes to warm. Tastes of toast, raisins (and other dark dried fruits), pears, cinnemon, and a slight espresso-like bitterness. Finishes toasty with quite a good amount of roasted bitterness, and a lingering taste of lighter coffee and almonds. Medium bodied, feels light yet full on the tongue, and the carbonation is just right (high enough for Belgian, low enough to not be annoying). I can detect alcohol mainly as a flavor component, but there’s no heat on the palate. Good stuff, slightly sweeter than the Chupacabra with more fruity esters, but still equally earthy.



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