 Sammy (3075), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Nov 21, 2007 At the brewpub, a cross between a Belgium and an old ale. Very cloudy amber with great lacing, yeasty aroma, Full mouthfeel. Very drinkable and tasty. The clear winner here tonight, and it has been around for a fair bit. Some cholate malt. Well crafted.
dmac (848), Toms River, New Jersey, USA
Oct 5, 2007 Draft at DDC. Wow was this stuff awesome, I drank a bunch of these over the course of several nights and each one was better then the last. It’s rather dark in DDC so this beauty might of been a 5 for appearance but I’d rathat hold back slightly then bump up a rating. Poured a super deep dark brown, almost black, with ,some red hues on the edges and a medium size foamy off white head. Aroma is phenomenal lots of yeast, brwon sugar, dark fruit, banana and a slight touch of bread. Perfect palate mdium-full bodied, light carbonation, creamy mouthfeel. I can’t speak highly enough of this one or for DDC for that matter. I can’t wait for their bottled bers to make it to the U.S.
aerosol999 (113), Quebec, Canada
Sep 18, 2007 9mo aged cask at the brewpub, DDC 9th anniversary
Appearance: Redddish brown with low head.
Aroma: Low aroma, vinous malty sweet with clove phenolics and fruit warm fermentation esters.
Flavour: Sweet and malty with raisins and quite alcoholic. Fruity fementation esters ranging from apples to warmer tropical fruit type fermentation esters.Vinous.
Mouthfeel: Medium thin bodied well carbonated.
Overall: Sherry and muscat grapes with alcohol and a dry (roast malt?) character.
kp (6200), Woodstock, Georgia, USA
Sep 1, 2007 Name: Rigor Mortis ABT
Date: 12/03/2005
Mode: Draft
Source: Brewfest, Strong Ale Fest
dark amber, whispy white head, sweet carmel malt aroma balanced by floral hops, huge body, rich malt flavor, nice fruity character, just enough bitterness to keep it balanced,
Aroma: 7/10; Appearance: 5/10; Flavor: 8/10; Palate: 6/10; Overall: 14/20
Rating: 3.5/5.0
Drinkability: 7/10
Score: ***/4
EtownEraser (63), New Jersey, USA
Aug 30, 2007 Updated: Sep 1, 2007On Tap, 30-Aug-2007 only offered in 12 ounce tulip cups. This beer was not offered when I was there on Monday. Eat your heart out Dorwart.......wish you were here to enjoy this! Pours dark brown with a light tan head. Smells of banana, bread, spice and wood. Taste is sweet and complex. A wonderful mix of fruit. Some prunes and rasins come through. Great mouth feel. The 10% ethanol is well hidden in this gem. This is a complimentde by a generous dose of hops. Possibly the best beer I’ve ever had. Rather than trying another of Dieu Du Ciel!’s fine selection I came back to this beauty.
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