Lost Abbey Gift of the Magi

Bottle: Cloudy orange pour with a large, fluffy sand colored head. Aroma is soft and fruity, oaky, has some tartness, and caramel malt. Tastes tart and spicey. Orange peel, coriander, pepper... Rather intense with the spice. Some citrus and light florals. Different than expexted, but embraced. Thanks Jordan.

Cloud orange amber with a creamy beige head. Riity and busy aroma. Spices and brown sugar. Flavor and light and sweet. light carmelized sugars. Sligt bitterness at the nd and a livly feel.

Pours a deep copper orange with a thick off white head. The aroma is medium sweet, yeasty, floral, citrus and light spices. Flavor is floral, orange, herbal, pepper, apple and light pepper. Medium to full body, smooth and creamy texture. Finishes medium with a citrus bitterness.

A clear deep orange hue with a nice layer of creamy brown head that sustains well. Aroma is caramel and bread malts, a range of fruits and winter spices, citrus hops, and moderate alcohol body. Flavor is initially thick caramel malts interleaved with drying hops on top of a significant layer of spices and darker fruits, finishes sweet with modest alcohol warming. Palate is thick with moderate carbonation. A flavorful winter beer (drank in August!) with a spice profile that compliments the dominant malts and hops.

pours amber-orange with a large white head with minimal lacing. The aroma is fruity with a strong citrus overtone and notes of pineapple and yeast. The flavor is fruity and malty with a yeasty undertone and a bitter finish. The texture is syrupy. A very good beer: enjoyable and refreshing with a decent kick.