Weyerbacher Quad

Brewed by Weyerbacher Brewing Co.
Style: Abt/Quadrupel
Easton, Pennsylvania USA

Serve in Trappist glass

Decent quad, even for a non-Belgian. Fruit-driven with flavors of raisin and dark fruits. Rich and unfiltered with a smooth finish. Alcohol is well hidden; it feels like there should be a bite at the end of the sip but it never comes. I was pretty surprised in the quality of this one. Good one for lovers of American barleywines.

pours an opaque burnt sienna hue with virtually no head. rather sweet . smells of grapes, alcohol and not much else. soft carbonation. slight alcohol burn and its gone.

Sweet, grapey aroma. Amber-orange color. Sweet, plum and grape flavor with a dry, alcohol finish.

Pours reddish brown with thin to no head, aroma is big dark fruit with raisins. Taste is dark fruit and sweet candi sugar leading into a alcohol burn that finishes sweet. Rather unbalanced, but still drinkable. Not bad for a quad.

nice hazy honey colour with very little head or lacing. Aroma of spicies and fruit, maybe cherries. Tastes of spices and fruit. i dont love it or hate.

Very nice Belgian nose. Smells of yeast, dark fruit, alcohol, spice, leathery at times. Fair label, tawny brew. You can definitely taste the alcohol, candy sweetness, buttery tones, peppery on the sides of the tongue. Raisins and fruitcake flavors. Finishes out with a sliding burn and warms the gullet. Faint herbal-medicinal qualities in the aftertaste. New Leaf Market.

Strong alcohol nose, even as it warms. Very strong taste that maybe I’m not quite used to. Would like to try again.

12 oz bottle. Pretty cloudy brown pour with a thin off white head. Aroma of apple cider and alcohol. Warm, alcohol taste dominates the flavor with hints of yeast, apples and brandy, Lasting finish, slightly harsh.