Sweet,
nutty smell. Powerful scent of sweetness and alcohol, like rum. Taste has sweet
maltiness, bitterness, nuttiness. Alcohol warms as the beer goes down. This has
11,3% ABV, so very strong and powerful stuff. Very complex and interesting. Not
for easy-drinking, that’s for sure. Dark brown, misty ale with quite long
lasting head, though it’s not that thick.
Winelike
strong Belgian trappist beer tastes like history of beermaking. It opens up
slowly and gives many sensations of ripe fruits, mainly plum. It has sharpness
of alcohol, but also nutty softness. Very complex and kinda difficult. I
wouldn’t recommend this to someone trying to find new tastes after just basic
bulk beers. This is for beer enthusiasts and people who enjoy beer over any
other drink.
For me this
works just ok, because sweetness and alcohol push too hard over the other
sensations. I prefer modern hoppier beers that are a mix of sweet and bitter,
dryness and softness. This is too sharp and heavy for me, even with some nice
evening food with halloum cheese. I don’t actually find this very pleasant, but
still this is somehow intriguing.
*** OK
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