Urthel Samaranth

wow all the belgiium tradition in this beer [eyes] dark amber red and decent foamy of this style of beer [nouse] caramel, hop, fruit and citrus. [mouth] strong good bodie and caracter a little notes of fruit and lemon in the finish

bottle, dark orange color with tan colored head, nose is sweet fruits, flavor is a mix of dried fruits, some yeast and alcohol, finish is pleasantly dry

750 ml bottle, Mmmm those Quads! Deep orange colored beer with a cream colored head. Plummy aroma, belgian yeast, brown sugar, light spice. Flavor was fruity, light banana, yeasty, plum again, some booze. A touch hot, but the body was fairly nice. Need to be a bit more balance but not bad.

wow. pours murky reddish brown. huge nose of gingerbread, alcohol, candi sugar, figs and clove. lots of fruity vibes too. taste is heavy spice and rum-soaked fruit with a bready yeast note. loads of cherry. long, warm finish. great beer. enjoyed @ half moon in kennett square, pa. pairs well with their kangaroo steak!

11.2 oz Belgian "grenade" bottle. This one has aged the better part of two years in my closet, the last of a four pack given to me some time back. Thick toffee orange-brown color, quite opaque. The aroma is quite mild and tolerable for a beer of such fortitude, though it does gain some brandy like characteristics as it warms. The taste is sweet and rich, with a pungent, toffee-yeastyness that is quite delicious. I’d say the beer has aged quite well. I don’t think I would have given it as high of a rating when it was "fresh" in the bottle a few years back, but this is really an absolutely superb example of a Quadruple. Better get another few to age..