HeBrew Jewbelation 5766 Ninth Anniversary Ale

Name: Jewbelation Nine (5766)
Brewery: Shmaltz Brewing Co
Date: October 15, 2009
Mode: Bottle
Source: Tasting
Appearance: opaque dark brown, wispy tan head
Aroma: sweet and fruity chocolate aroma
Flavor: sweet and fruity flavor, nice winey sherry character goes with the dark fruits, rich chocolate, light bitterness follows a light roasted
Aroma: 6/10; Appearance: 6/10; Flavor: 7/10; Palate: 6/10; Overall: 13/20
Rating: 3.2/5.0
Drinkability: 7/10
Score: **+ /4

22oz bottle. Poured a deeper reddish/brown color with a large sized off white head. Aromas of roast, nuts, chocolate, some smoke, and some woodiness. Tastes of licorice, chocolate, dark fruits, roast, and caramel. Alcohol content hidden.

Rating #172 for this beer.
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1/16/2008: He’Brew 9 Jewbelation 5766 pours out a dark pecan brown color and looks nearly opaque in the glass. It has a foamy reddish-tan head. The aroma has roasted malt and some chocolate. The flavor has a sweet caramelized maltiness followed by sweet molasses, dark chocolate, hints of citrus bitterness, and a roasty finish (like soft coffee). This beer has a medium-full body and a smooth texture. Overall it is an EXCELLENT beer!

22 fl. oz. bottle ( 9% Alc. by Vol.) from The Party Source in Bellevue, Kentucky. Rating: 7/4/8/3/16 = 3.8
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10/27/2009: He’Brew 9 Jewbelation 5766... 9 Malts, 9 Hops... Aroma: Extremely rich and deeply caramelized malts, dark fruits, licorice, semi-sweet chocolate, raisins covered in dark chocolate, soft smoky notes. Appearance: Very dark brown like cola with mahogany highlights, opauqe; small but lasting dark beige to tan-colored. Flavor: Roasted malts, complex dark fruits; citrusy hop undertones; bittersweet chocolate; dry hazelnut and bitter espresso finish. Palate: Full-bodied; smooth and milky texture, mellow mouthfeel; thick. Overall: DELICIOUS! Still going strong...

1 pint 6 fl. oz. bottle ( 9% Alc. by Vol.) from Party Town in Florence, Kentucky. Rating: 8/4/8/4/16 = 4.0

Terrapin & Friends beer dinner at Trappeze. Poured redish brown. Aroma of malt, fruit, caramel, light hop. Taste is similar, with some chocolate and vanilla as well. Nice beer that has aged nicely. Mouth is smooth and finish is lightly warming. Overall, a very enjoyable beer.

I released this into my tulip. It is a deep, ruby, dark brown. The nose is slightly metallic on the first pour, The second is better, with slight chocolate and roasted malt. The taste is hoppy. Piney bitterness dominates, but the coffee, chocolate, toffee, and caramel malt are all there too. This beer is young for sure. The mouthfeel is creamy, with small (bubbles), lively carbonation. I will purchase more of these, as they are only $3.99 at the local store. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 10-14-2005 02:21:18

Bottle. Reviewing from old notes after I ealized that I failed to post earlier. Mostly clear dark copper supporting a medium light khaki head. Aroma tilts toward sweet malt and mild fruit. Caramel, milk chocolate and a hint of toffee predominate the flavors. Weak hop profile but just enough to maintain balance. Dry finish. Not a bad brew but wouldn’t be my first choice to pair with matzo ball soup.

Deep reddish, brown colour with a tan head. Roasted malty, fruity and vanilla sweet aroma with a vague bread note. Roasted malty and dried dark fruit sweet flavor with a vague wood note. Dry and toasted finish with alcohol sweet notes.

’05 bomber sampled Jan ’08.

Pours dark brown with a modest cream head. Big plum aroma, dried fruit, some smoke, tons of dark malt. Sweet flavor, a hint of smoke, again those plums and dried fruit, again powerful toffee malts. This one is a bit too sweet and sticky for my taste, but otherwise fairly nice.