Valley Brew Decadence 6

Shared by Chris at Woodshop Quad. Clear gold with a big white head. Nose of lightly funky caramel. Flavor of yeast, caramel, and some funk.

Cloudy whitish orange color with a sugary and yeasty nose. Strange mellow sweet flavors but very one dimensional.

Thanks to whomever brought this to Woodshop Quad Hazy yellow pour, almost like a hefe. fruity, yeasty, nice flavor & spiciness

(10/29/08) Bottle at the brewery in Stockton (thanks a lot Steve and Mike!). Slightly hazy golden color. Aroma of malt, fruits, yeast and very light spiciness. Sweetish spicy flavor with some honey, fruits, some yeast and citrus notes. Medium-bodied. Refreshing.

Draft. Amber beer with a whitish head. Yeasty, bready aroma with light fruity esters. Fruity/estery flavor with yeast, spice, and bready malts. Medium bodied. Beadiness lingers with light spice and light fruit.

Hazy golden yellow, yeasty, citrus, fruity, bready, little spice, dry finish.

22oz bottle, courtesy of KrausenJockey. Thanks!! Pours a light, hazy grapefruit color; thin white head with fine-bubbled lacing. Toasty yeast and doughiness and citrus in the aroma; crisp and lightly acidic; very nice. Medium-to-full mouthfeel: chewy, crisp apples, doughiness, and bready yeast (no pepper to speak of); like an exceedingly drinkable apple-tinged Belgian ale; 8% at this point? Medium finish: breadiness, crisp apples, and toast; nicely dry.

On tap @ Valley Brewing Pub poured a cloudy gold with a small lasting white head. Aromas of fruittiness, spice and a hint of wood. Palate was medium bodied and smooth. Flavors of pear, spice and light strawwith a smooth lightly dry fruity finish.