Christmas Ale (2009)
Brewed By: Goose Island Beer Co. (Anheuser-Busch InBev)
Number of Ratings: 267
Style: American Christmas Ale
Brewed In: 1800 West Fulton St. Chicago, IL 60612, USA
ABV: 7.3%
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Number of Ratings: 267
Style: American Christmas Ale
Brewed In: 1800 West Fulton St. Chicago, IL 60612, USA
ABV: 7.3%
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dc-fish - December 18, 2012
Solid well hopped
cheftimjones@hotmail.com - December 15, 2012
Enjoyable Christmas ale, better than average. Malty, light citrus flavor, toffee and an amber color. A drinking, not sipping beer. MUCH better than the their cheaper 'Mild Winter' ale. I expected more complex flavor from Goose Island though, who make so many good beers.
brew6pac - December 13, 2012
Tasty Xmas ale, worth having again.
Conorpants - December 11, 2012
Dan Hillard MNF
tgeiger05 - December 9, 2012
Coffee and smokey flavors. Bit of hops taste. Good but I'm not an ale fan.
wordnerdguy - December 8, 2012
Gorgeous, rich dark caramel color. Long-lasting, thick two-fingered head the color of honey butter. Light citrus notes on the nose, like orange zest. Subtle spices and a hint of caramel. Deep malt flavor, full-bodied, bitter finish. A bit too bitter for my hop-cautious tastes. I get more hops on the nose the deeper I get into the session. A solid 3 stars here, and I'd give it a 92 in the real world. Definitely a Christmas season beer. I like it.
wordnerdguy - December 8, 2012
Gorgeous, rich dark caramel color. Long-lasting, thick two-fingered head the color of honey butter. Light citrus notes on the nose, like orange zest.
Terpdanny96 - December 4, 2012
Very good winter beer. ABV is 7.3 according to bottle
moadguy - December 2, 2012
Very pleasant to drink. Has a sweetness to it. Lacks strong malt.
KimZ - December 2, 2012
Toasty malty ale. Can see drinking it with heavy Christmas meal. A little more interesting than a typical brown ale.