Sly Fox Abbey Extra

tap, pours deep gold, no head. Light hop and sugary aroma. Sweet malts and a carmel sweetness, hoppy in the finish, with a crisp mouthfeel from tons of carbonation.

On tap at Sly Fox Brewpub in Royersford, PA. Very small, almost non-existent white head with a clear, medium yellow body. Sweetness was well-balanced with hops. Aroma was flowery and fruity.

On tap in Royersford. Amber color with some golden highlights with a white soapy head that disappears quickly. Aroma of spice and some malts. On the palate, spice, vanilla and fruit.

draft, blind tiger if my memory serves me right. Very plain belgian clone, tiny hints of fruits, some yeast. Very drinkable but a bit lacking in character

Draught at Bar Great Harry. Hazy gold/light amber with a thin head. Faint floral and fruit aroma. Flavor basically fruity and bubblegummy, but not overly sweet. Mild spice on the finish. I’m really not picking up on any of the noble hops advertised in the C.D. A "Plain Jane" American made Belgian-style blonde ale.

Tap at Barcade: Pours a slightly hazy golden. The aroma has a soft spice presence, baked apples and an herbal note. Fizzy light body. Flavor has a mild graininess, notes of apple and just a touch of bubblegum. The finish gives off nondescript spiciness. A bit simple.

Yellow almost green color- but not that terrible as it might sound- LOL -. No head. Nice yeasty vanilla taste and nose. Meidum carbonation.

Yeasty nose, golden color. Vanilla in the middle of the sweetish body, light pepper end. Lively carbonation. Good for a New World Belgian.