Southampton Double White Ale

cloudy dark gold color. scent is typical, yeast and lemon. taste is bready, citrusy with some spices in the back. finishes pretty quickly but some ripe fruit lingers. its better than some, but others are better than this.

Cloudy amber. Aroma of wheat and spice. Tastes spicy particularly clove. Banana. Not bad but there are better Belgian whites around.

(10/25/08) Draught sample at the brewpub in Southampton. Says 7.2% on the board. Cloudy pale yellow color. Aroma of wheat, citrus and some spicy notes. Sweet wheaty flavor with some orange, lemon notes and some coriander. A dry spicy finish with hints of alcohol. Medium-bodied. Nice.

Pours a nice solid yellow hue with a nice fluffy 2 finger head that slowly fades into a nice thin layer and a solid edge ring. Foams sticks slightly to the sides. Fairly lively carbonation and virtually no thickness to the liquid. Looks light. Wow that a really nice spiciness that comes from what I imagine is the huge amounts of actual spice. Mixed with coriander and orange zest and lemon zest. Some clove and a nice hint of alcohol. Taste or orange and lemon with a huge amount of coriander and spice that stick though the whole beer. Some definite clove and even a touch of honey. The lively carbonation gives the illusion of a fuller beer than this is. Still it’s a very flavorful beer whose intention are fulfilled in being absolutely delicious. This beer is not only great on a hot day, it’s also great with any spicy food. Chinese, BBQ, Thai and even Buffalo chicken. This is an all around winner in my book! This beer is quiet drinkable and should be enjoyed all summer long, with friends and great food. I don’t know what it is about this beer but I highly recommend it!

Pours a cloudy orange color with a thin white head that quickly disapates into nothing. There is some sediment that lingers in the beer. Smells very floral and lots of yeast. Taste fruity with a cinamin aftertaste. This is a very drinkable beer even though it is fruity. Note. The bottle is different than the one pictured. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 11-22-2008

Cloudy orange/yellow pour with a large and frothy white head. Nice banana and clove aroma. Flavor is spicey with lemon, clove, banana and orange. Very tasty with a bit of a boozy kick. Nice!

Bottle, labeled 6.6 abv. (probably a dumb Texas rule). Golden, very cloudy, awesome, pour with a small white head lasting only a minute. medium intricate lacing. Aroma of banana, cliantro, and orange peel. Flavor is refreshing, with notes of lemon, orange, clove, and other garden spices. Texture is medium/thin and has a mildy sharp bite. Finish is tart and has the taste of banana.

Pours with a five finger, white head that fades quickly and leaves some lace. Pale, cloudy amber color, yeast left in bottom of bottle. Good carbonation and light-medium body. Spicy, yeasty nose. Flavor is a sweet yeasty orange/lemon. $1.53 for a 12oz bottle from Tully’s Beer and Wine Wells, Me