The beer pours a deep amber and copper, almost glowing dark
orange. There is not quite an inch of semi-creamy off-white head. The aroma is
tangy, lightly fruity, oranges, cherries and apricots, creamy and semi-sweet.
The taste is both sweet and tangy, following the aromas, giving a vinous
quality, slightly boozy, it gives off some heat in the mouth and throat, but in a way balanced with the flavors. The balance between the grains, the hops
and the yeast is very well done, making a smooth drinking whole. As it warms, more caramel type notes emerge. It is
full-bodied, drinking smooth, but with a fine tingle of carbonation that is
just right for the beer. The Brett is very subtle in this beer.
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