Avery The Reverend

Great rich fruity flavor. Strong alcohol brings a good warm feeling. Another great Avery brew!

Light pour for a quad, nothing jumps out to give it character, but good warming alcohol effect in the end.

Poured a nice peach color. Smells of tropical fruits, sugar and spice. Had nice sweet flavors of mango, pineapple, peach, mixed with Belgian yeast flavors and spice. A bit thick, and not too carbonated. Very nice.

Bottle. Pours a light head with a golden amber body. Smells of brown sugar and some spice. Tastes of brown sugar and some bread notes. I like the balance.

Pours cloudy honey color. Aroma of grape juice and bread. Initial taste of sweet bread and alcohol (light). Finish is medium full. Quite a tasty beverage.

Bomber. Dark yellow pour, with a mystery smell.Oranges, citrus and apple sceants show through. Rather sweet and uneventful. Low carbonation. Not the best Ive had.

22oz bottle. Brightly clear amber with a fleeting white head and lasting foam. Doesn’t look much like a quad, but is nice regardless. Fruity, sugary aroma with some blackberry, apple, and a touch of pool water. Sweet and sugary with light apple and dried papaya notes and some light alcohol burn. Finishes sweet. Thin for style body with weak carbonation. Overall, a sweet amber ale with some light fruity touches. Decent, but not a god quad

It pours a dark amber color; pretty hazy. Not very much of a head; what is there is off-white and fizzy, but it was gone after a few seconds. This looks nothing like any quad that I have ever had before. The aroma is a strong malty brown sugar and molasses. Little bit of chocolate and alcohol as well. Strong warming alcohol in the flavor. Some caramel flavors, maybe a little vanilla. Actually has a lot of hop flavor without too much of the bitterness. Some plum and a little citrus as well. Really more like an underhopped Double IPA. A good rich body that leaves some lingering sweetness. Decent beer, but lacks something for the style.