Unibroue 16

Bottle at Århus Ølfestival 2008. Pours a beautyful clear amber oranger with a small head. Aroma is very nice sweet and vinious with raisins. Flavour is malty and vinious with raisins, some toffee and hops in the end and it has a great mouthfeel - a very very nice beer.

Pours a deep orange/rusty brown with large fizzy head. Sweet and fruity with caramel, notes of chocolate, some cherry and floral hops. Pretty good belgian, not surprising coming from unibroue.

Was able to find a bottle in Boulder. A very nice beer as expected. has a very sweet base and bubbly mouthfeel.

Bottle at Craig’s house. caramel, resin, brown, clear, medium bitterness, light body, sticky, soft carbonation,

Bottle at home ... Deep orange ... salty hop ... powerfull yeasty orange fruity ... quite sweet ... quite a salty drying bitterness in linger ... but in the end at least today im not really enjoying it.

Deep orange color and a foamy white head. Fruity as hell smell that overwhelms the nostrils. Pretty thick palate. All encompassing flavor, hits every tastebud. Leaves some aftertaste. Wicked amount of roasted malts, but they don’t taste like a stout or a porter, rather something else. Dark fruit is most predominant. Caramel! Whoo. A unique as hell beer from a fine brewer.

Awesome beer, not that I would expect anything less from Unibroue. Drank this at the Raleigh apt with the guys.

Sampled during Cellar’s Wine & Spirits Wednesday evening tasting via Unibroue representative. Last of the Unibroues of the evening. Pours a hazy copper amber brew with a thick off-white head that has some nice retention and lacing. Aroma of yeast and roasted dark malt, a touch of chocolate and some dark fruit. Taste is medium to full bodied, light carbonation with a sweet character of roasted malt, dark fruit and berries with some flowery hops and yeast. Taste is quite sweet, with an aftertaste of yeast, brown sugar and some roasted dark malt.