Two finger head that dissipates but does not disappear. Color is bright yellow. Light-medium carbonation, light mouthfeel. Little bit strong dried fruit hop flavor. Pear, and apricot notes. Hay, baked bread and crackers malt flavor. Unique and crisp flavor.

A. Nice Belgian type spice, a bit sweet. Very smooth for a 9% abv.

Excellent Belgian style Tripel. Taste like a classic Belgian. Reminds me of the delirium beers.

Batch 209

Good Belgian ale, but kind of confused flavor. Would drink again, but there are better ales.

A higher octane Allagash white. Enjoyable but not distinctive.

Very light triple. Would but again.

Pours a beautiful gold with a huge frothy head. Has the same old nasty Belgian odors. Tastes like a cross between a pilsner, a Chardonnay and an old sneaker. Nice bite to the palette. Better than most Belgians I've had.

Had this at the house. Tasty

This is a tough but interesting choice. It's a light ale with decent flavor but it seems every taste is a little different and so I'm not sure how to rate this ale.