The beer pours a medium dark brown with trends to garnet.
There is a short and thin head of off-white to light tan foam. The aroma is
like the ingredient list, malty, caramel, pears, plums, pomegranate, wine, and
rye whiskey notes swim around each other. The taste hits all the notes of the
aromas, well balanced and melded together. This is so nice, malty, fruity, with
the best parts of wine and rye, warming, drinking sweet, yet tangy, with the
oak unobtrusive, but keeping the sweetness from being cloying. The beer drinks
full, but not heavy, with a tingling moderate carbonation. Deschutes
successfully and deliciously puts together beers with ingredient lists that
would fail at the hands of many other breweries.
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