Gage Roads Barrel Aged Triple
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Tried it yesterday - didn't take any notes though, so this is from memory only.
Orange colour with a short lasted white head. Fizzy, but a bit lacking in carbonation. I know that might sound contradictory, but I've found with some strong Belgians if they don't have enough carb, they can seem "fizzy", but not have enough carbonation to keep any head.
Had a strong tropical fruit aroma, along with some light solventy alcohol. Flavour was similar, pears and apples, with a bit of white rum in the finish. Some light spice there too but otherwise a bit bland.
I'll be honest - I was a little disappointed, but at least someone is trying something a bit out of the norm
edit: I should qualify that a bit more - whilst I might have been "disappointed" it was still a perfectly good drinkable beer
Orange colour with a short lasted white head. Fizzy, but a bit lacking in carbonation. I know that might sound contradictory, but I've found with some strong Belgians if they don't have enough carb, they can seem "fizzy", but not have enough carbonation to keep any head.
Had a strong tropical fruit aroma, along with some light solventy alcohol. Flavour was similar, pears and apples, with a bit of white rum in the finish. Some light spice there too but otherwise a bit bland.
I'll be honest - I was a little disappointed, but at least someone is trying something a bit out of the norm
edit: I should qualify that a bit more - whilst I might have been "disappointed" it was still a perfectly good drinkable beer
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