Saint Somewhere Lectio Divina

Bottle courtesy of jw347 poured into a snifter. After nearly putting a hole in the ceiling with the cork, this one poured a murky caramel brown with orange hints around the edges. The huge tan head lingers as a cap for the duration and leaves very good lacing. The aroma is an interesting mix of Belgian yeast, candi sugar and a bit of tartness. There was a bit spices and some dark fruits as well. The taste was a bit sweeter than the aroma with candi sugar, caramel and dark fruits dominating with that same fruit tartness mixing in as well. Some interesting tastes going on, but a little out of balance for me. Lots of carbonation in the mouthfeel and its on the lighter side of things with a lot of sticky sweetness. This is my first Saint Somewhere brew and its good to see a brewery in FL making such interesting beer. That said, this one was only OK and Im definitely looking for more from my next brew from them.

Sample courtesy of Sparky27 at the hellbilly holiday tasting. Hazy deep amber pour with a small foamy head. Aroma of tart fruit, malt, spice and yeast. Tart berries, yeast and a hint of vinegar in the flavor. Tasty. Thanks Eric!

Bottle courtesy of solan and shared at hellbilly*s holiday tasting. Pours a hazy amber with a light tan head. Nose is sour fruits, yeast and sweet malt. Taste is fruity, some light funk, malt and pepper. Medium mouth feel. Good stuff. Thanks Alan!

750ml bottle thanks to badbeer. Pours cloudy amber with a moderate sized, sticky looking white head, good lace. Smells fruity and spicy and yeasty. Pretty sweet. Tastes sweet and yeasty with lots of fruit flavors, plums, raisins and some red fruits, raspberries maybe. Some spicy yeasty bread flavors as well. Medium body, active carbonation. Pretty good.

very dark brown, murky pour under a large creamy beige head. dark fruits, caramel, candy sugar and yeast aroma. flavors of dark fruits, caramel, tart orange, brown sugar. palate is slightly tart, creamy and impressively smooth. medium bodied.

750ML Bottle-Trade w/daknole-Hazy copper color w/amoderate white rocky head. Sweet malted aroma. Sweet malt flavor w/traces of candied sugar, yeast, dread dough, caramel & some dark fruit. Very smooth & easy to drink, alcohol was very well hidden but this brew had some kick to it. Thanks Dakine, enjoyed both of these brews immensely-Exlcamation Point

750ml bottle-pours a foamy to rocky light tan head and hazy copper color. Aroma is yeasty, vinegar, earthy, medium malt, some caramel. Taste is medium malt-some caramel, yeasty, vinegar/tart, secondary earthy/copper/spice hops. Medium body. Interesting. Occasional.

Copper color with a thin head. Aroma of oranges, candi sugar and honey. Lots more orange in the flavor. Sweet malt base. Rounded out with caramel malt and a yeasty finish. Tasty fine.