Schlafly Belgian Single

Brewed by Saint Louis Brewery
Style: Belgian Ale
Maplewood, Missouri USA

Growler courtesy of jdskinns. Pours a sightly hazy amber/gold with a lasting, persistent white head. Smells of ginger, coriander, some light citrus, dry malt, lightly peppery. Tastes of wildflowers, some pepper, grassy, dry malt, lightly bitter, some earthy notes. Great take on a table beer!

Pours a cloudy gold, thick white head. Yeasty aroma. The flavor is smooth, malty, with a bit of fruit/banana with a touch of spice in the finish. Very drinkable.

A light honey gold colored beer. A big white head that has good retention. A light distinctive aroma. Very smooth and so easy to drink. Light caramel, light wood, light grain. A simple beer but a distinct one. Very sessionable and one that is an excellent summer thirst quencher.

On tap at the Schlafly Tasting Room. Hazy golden yellow with a medium whiter head that slowly fades away. Aroma of yeast, toasted malt, fruit and mild sugar. Taste pretty much mimics the aroma, with a medium dry finish. Pretty easy drinking.

Draft at the brewpub. Fruit, yeast and malt in the aroma, with suggestions of pear, banana, yeast dough and spice, pepper, faint citrus, coriander and some light sweetness in the background. Hazy light-medium golden color, head is fine and slight. Flavor profile is lightly tart, fruity, gently bitter and sweet, with mild spice and citrus, showing some faintly lingering herbal hop tones late. Very gently acidic and light on the palate, moderate carbonation and a medium body. Fairly interesting; balanced.

Arrived to the table golden with a frothy white head and had a moderate carbonation. Aroma is clove spicy with light banana and wheat. Flavor has a banana yeasty flavor up front, some noble hops characteristics, slight wheat flavor with a great creamy, sour ending. Beer carries a great lacing and overall is definitely a well done beer worth a look. *note - Beer is listed on the Schlafly Tap Room board only as "Singel"

Holy crap, Andy and I have about the same numbers for a beer. Pours light clear yellow with a fluffy white head. The aroma has mild esters, Belgium yeast, light huskiness and only a hint of toasted malt. Light crisp body that’s a bit rough with mild sharp carbonation. The flavor starts with a pils-ish maltiness, husky graininess, hint of Belgian yeast, some astringency and it is missing the esters on the aroma. The finish has some spice and a mild hop kick. Very nice beer. I sure hope this is brewed more often. There aren’t enough Belgian Single being brewed.

on tap at schlafly’s tap room in st. louis. hazy gold color, nice off white head, nicely lacy. spice, fried fruit in the aroma. flavor follows the aroma, with sweet flavors dominating the spice. medium bodied, sweet finish. an enjoyable beer.