Bush Prestige (Scaldis Prestige)

Brewed by Dubuisson
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Pipaix, Belgium

Dark colored beer with no head. Vanilla, oak, caramel, chocolate and dark fruits on the nose. . Strong and sweet with similar flavors as the aroma. Thick, smooth mouthfeel. RBSG07 and elsewhere.

Name: Bush Prestige (Scaldis Prestige)
Date: 06/18/2005
Mode: Bottle
Source: Tasting, Noog I

opaque orange, lightly sweet fruity aroma, hint of orange flavor, maple sweetness,
-------- /> Name: Bush Prestige (Scaldis Prestige)
Date: 12/31/2005
Mode: bottle

opaque burnt orange, frothy beige head that oozes out of the bottle, sweet fruity spicy aroma, rich fruit flavor, lots of dark fruits, nice spices, a good dose of woody oak character that grows until it’s a dry oaky beer, eventually picks up some alcohol
-------- /> Name: Bush Prestige (Scaldis Prestige)
Date: 07/31/2007
Mode: bottle
Words: Brick Store Pub

sweet spicy oorange aroma with a touch of vanilla and a hint of oak, same rich fruit flavor, oak and spices blend together very well, the alcohol shows up earlier this time

Aroma: 7/10; Appearance: 6/10; Flavor: 7/10; Palate: 6/10; Overall: 15/20
Rating: 3.5/5.0
Drinkability: 7/10
Score: **4

cloudy caramel colored beer with a medium sized fizzy tan head. lively, vigorous lacing. aroma of oak, bourbon, and caramel. flavor lots of caramel notes with some vanilla, oak, butterscotch. full bodied and rich. highly carbonated. alcohol is covered well.

Hazy amber of color with a nice beige head. an aroma of raisins, fruits, spice and port. A flavor woth notes of alcohol, raisins and spice.

Thanks to brewblackhole. Dark color. Smell of caramel, fruit, oak/wood, vanilia, brown sugar and malt. Taste of malt, rasins, prunes, vanillia, alcohol, caramel, spice, honey and minor coco. What a great ale!

New years gift from Louis. Brilliant beer. Caramel, chocolate, raisin, plum, sweet, oak. Rich bodied and wonderfully smooth. Insanely drinkable and quiet damaging at 13% considering the ease the swallows go down!

Monster foamy head coming out of the bottle which i proceeded to pour into a duvel glass. The foam then lasted in the glass for a good 10 minutes before it died enough to let me at the beer without getting foam nose. Anyway, it was worth the wait. Caramel, oak, vanilla nose. Flavor was spectacular. Well balanced sweet sugar and maltiness, with notes of honey, caramel, light raisin, oak and vanilla. Tart and spicy at first with a velvety silkiness at the end. Unbelievably easy to drink. One of my new favorites.

Thanks to Brewblackhole for sharing this one! Pours a cloudy yellow color with a white head. Aromas of alcohol and fruity yeast. Smooth as silk butterscoth and vanilla flavors dominate this one. The aftertaste of butterscoth is wonderful!