Avery Salvation

Brewed by Avery Brewing Company
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Boulder, Colorado USA

Very spicy, peppery, and perfumy nose, I don’t typically care much for "perfume" in my beer, but this is a very nice combination; great complex, hoppy, and fruity flavor with ample maltiness and a tangy, peppery finish; oily finish. Probably the most artistic bottle ever, and an outstanding beer!

Warm amber with a small head. The aroma has notes of hops, spice (coriander and more) and fruit. The flavour is fruity with notes of peach, a bit of apple, coriander, candy sugar, caramel and the finish has a nice bitterness, more than the Belgian ones, but just right for me. A nice one - seems to be words at the end of all my Avery ratings :)

Clear, copper color. Offwhite head with lacings. Aroma of yeast and tangerine. Dry, hoppy flavor.

Sweet aroma, golden orange color, white foam head. Nice spicy and fruity Belgian taste. An exellent Belgian-style ale.

Bottle poured into a tulip produced a small head that turns to a nice lace on top of a hazy orange body Wonderful aromas of sweet Belgian yeast, fruit and malts Flavors of sweet citrus and spices (pepper) Medium to light body Drinkability: It’s not a bad American Belgian if you can find it at a reasonable price it’s worth the try and yes I’d drink it again

From tap served in a heavy glass goblet Light orange with a nice light foamy head on top which lasted the entire glass coating the sides as it went down. Smelled of fruits and alcohol with a sweetness. When it firsts hits your tongue it has a sweetness but a wholesome kind of sweetness not sugary. Then you get fruit flavors with a little bit of alcohol and a very slight bitterness - a very nice balance Has a very nice carbonation throughout that lasted the entire time. It is crisp and creamy at the same time and goes down very smoothly. The flavors stay in your mouth for a while and you can feel the warmth spreading around throughout your mouth and down your throat. I really enjoyed this beer. It went down smoothly and the taste was consistent even getting richer as it warmed and opened up. You can definitely feel the high alcohol content so I savored the beer for a while.

bought for timtim’s 22nd birthday, it ended the celebrations nicely...has a strong bitter honey taste,reminds me alittle of a baby quad..very drinkable..sneaky...a supermans session.

Pours a dark cloudy golden color with a thin foamy white head. Aromas of fruits and a ting of bitter hops. The flavor at first is a kick in the mouth of hoppy bitterness that slowly fades into a sweet citrus. Very smooth and easy to drink, a great Belgian Strong.