Lewis and Clark Big Belt Weizenbock

12oz can pours with a dark amber body that supports a thin dark tan head. The aroma offers up smooth smelling molasses, brown sugar, dates and prunes followed by brown sugar dusted dates into the end of the draw. The taste delivers a pleasing mix of brown sugar, plums, dates and a surprising hint of smooth yet subtle smokiness. It then thins out a tad even as a soft wheat note murmurs to the surface. Fun beer.

On tap. Hazy amber pour with an off white top. Nose is dark fruit, brown sugar and wheat. Taste is wheat, caramel and sugar.

on tap-pours a retaining off white head and copper color. Aroma is medium malt-sweet toffee, secondary herbal. Taste is malt-sweet toffee, secondary herbal. Dry finish.

Pours dark amber with off-brown head. Nose of carmalized sugar and light wheat. Flavor is all brown sugar with hints of wheat, some spice. Medium body with nice mouthfeel, watch out, the higher alcohol will catch up to you.

If you are lucky enough to catch this beer then you will be in for a treat. I was through Montana and enjoyed the last keg of this on tap at the Tap Room. Great malty character with mild sweetness and some hues of chocolate, the most impressive thing was how smooth it was, one of the best high-octane beers I have ever had. Does not have that alcoholic flavor I have experienced in many other hi-gravity beers but certainly packs a wallop...be careful this one will change your plans if your not careful.....what a great beer....please try and get them to make it all year and bottle this monster so I can enjoy it in WY!