On tap at mugs in Brooklyn. Malt aroma with light amounts of medicine. Clear orange color with no head. Fruity malt taste in the beginning with a sweet thicker finish.

bottle poured a red orange color with a one finger white head. aroma has sweet malt, cherry, candy fruit, and some spice. flavor is sweet, maraschino cherry, shirley temple, spices, and fruit cake. I will say i would not have guessed this had 11%, warming, and unique.

On tap at McLeary’s in Marrietta, PA. I’ll be darned if I can pigeon-hole this beer - almots a Belgian dubble, almost a pale ale. Maybe more like a Christmas fruitcake in a glass. And, like that fruitcake, I stopped at one.

Had on tap. Poured into a snifter. Appearance was orange/red. Had a hard time getting much of an aroma on it, but it could have been because the beer was served a little too cold. Taste of cherries, sour fruits and some spicy sugar. Alcohol started to come forward as the beer warmed up.

light cherry, and sweet malts. Pours a ruby red. not as hoppy as troges tend to be. better than expected. its not close to lambic cherry. just a hint. slite clove, some other christmas spices