Felinfoel Double Dragon

Bottle. Pours an amber orange body with a white head, a bit of a gusher. Toasted malt, hints of caramel apple and toffee. Bitter dry with a faint floral fruit but more bland and cardboard than anything else. EH not so good, despite the awesome name.

amber pour. Aroma has some light hops mixed with caramel malt and crackers. Flavors include light hops, medium malt and finishes slightly bitter. This style eludes me. Have had very few I would ever drink again.

Can (thanx to Quack-Duck!): Amber coloured, medium-sized beige loose head; moderate, but distinctive malty and hoppy nose, accompanied by nuts and fruits; moderate bitter-sweet flavour, light to medium bodied; increasing dryness in the bitter-malty, slightly nutty finish. Good session beer.....

Strange molasses aroma. This is pretty darn tasty. Some light caramel molasses flavor. Overall flavor is pretty light but quite tasty.

From the Bottle at Chris O’s, GBBF Week 09/08/2008 Some hop aroma. Amber coloured and crisp on the palate with a little dryness in a full malt finish.

1/30/2008: Double Dragon has a clear golden color, a moderate amount of carbonation, and a large foamy beige-colored head that is lasting. This beer is lightly malty and a bit dry. It drinks like a typical bitter and is really nothing special.

16.9 fl. oz. bottle (4.2% ABV). Rating #221 for this beer.

Pours a brownish amber with a small off white head. Aroma of sweet caramel malt and hop spiciness. Flavor is sweet, nutty with a little bit of apple and a bit of spicy hop.

The whole seemed to be greater than the sum of it’s parts on this one. It still seemed a tad sweet for my liking. This beer poured a somewhat hazy reddish brown with a nice creamy head. The aroma was caramel, strawberry, and a little earthiness. The flavor was tons of caramel. some fruitiness, a little salty flavor, and some vanilla. Like I said overall it came across much too sweet, but aside from that it was refreshing and enjoyable.