Two Brothers Domaine DuPage

Brewed by Two Brothers Brewing Company
Style: Bière de Garde
Warrenville, Illinois USA

Bottle. Pours orange with a beige head. Sweet caramel malt aroma with some hops. The flavor is sweet and malty, a touch toasty, with a dry hoppy finish. Pretty good.

Bottle. Poured clear and amber colored. Malty aroma, with flavors of caramel and buttered popcorn. Very sweet, decent at best.

(This is my first rating. My goal is to not get too wordy/technical/fullofshit. So here goes.) Bottle. Nice amber color. Mild, pleasant aroma. Good flavor. A nice beer overall, but too sweet to sit down and drink a dozen. Which is what I like to do.

Pours with an amber body and sweet toffee nose. Flavour is a strong mix of toffe, some slight biscuity flavours that finishes with a slight stewed fruit finish. Overall a well made beer, but I detected a slight metallic note in there.

Bottle. Clear copper body. Short, quickly and fully diminishing off-white head. The light aroma has notes of grain, cookie, flowers, metal and lemon. The flavor is moderately sweet and lightly bitter. The finish is lightly sweet, moderately bitter and moderately acidic. Medium body with a bordering on syrupy texture. Lively carbonation. Disappointing because of its overly sweet character, graininess and slight metallic aroma.

Orangish-amber body with a thin off-white head. Very nice aroma of caramel, brown sugar, and malt. The beer is very smooth and silky on the palate. Well-balanced flavor that starts sweet and malty with caramel and bread notes. It finishes smooth with just a touch of hoppy, pine bitterness. A fine beer.

Very carbonated out of the bottle. Good bready malt taste. Really nice tasting Good beer would like to try an aged one

Bottle enjoyed at Winking Lizard. Medium yellow with a soapy head and some lace. Above average carbonation that makes it hard on the mouthfeel. Aroma is soapy and mild spice. Drying finish. Its the style, though not the best example of the style. Good drinkability.