 HighlanderOne (453), Somewherein, New Jersey, USA
Jul 30, 2008 Poured from bottle - Sandusky, OH. Aroma of molasses bread. Mahogany color. Definitely taste the malt and sugar here. Also taste the alcohol, but it is not dominant and works well with the other flavors. Finished well. This was good, but could have used some aging.
donvitozou (141), memphis, Tennessee, USA
Jul 19, 2006 from tap. pours hazy and amber brown with thin head. smells and tastes of banana and other fruity spices. i was expecting a thicker body for a belgian. the finish is crisp but somewhat yeasty.
OhioDad (2492), Hilliard, Ohio, USA
Jul 1, 2006 On tap at the brewpub on 6/26/2006 - Pours hazy dark amber with no head at all. Aromas of yeast, caramel malts, and nice grassy hops. Flavor is yeasty but backed pretty well by the caramel malts. The brief hops at the end of each sip give this a crisp and clean finish. Didn’t find the alcohol in it but the server said it was 9% alcohol. I just found this one tasty!
Tmoney99 (3503), Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Apr 18, 2006 Bottle from Piccolo’s in Sandusky, OH. Hazy deep amber color with a small frothy white head that diminished quickly. Solid yeasty balanced hop and malt aroma. Light to medium body with a sticky texture. Moderate balanced malt and hop flavor with a small sour finish. Good drinkable ale.
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