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Brewed By: Dogfish Head Brewery (Boston Beer Company)

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Average Rating:
6.84783

Number of Ratings: 4508

Style: Belgian Strong Dark Ale

Brewed In: 6 Village Center Blvd, Milton, DE 19968, USA

ABV: 8%

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Raison D

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Tasting Notes

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TheBigStapler profile pictureTheBigStapler - November 29, 2011
Unflatteringly thick but mature and aromatic, like a French whore. Subtle notes of plum and pumpkin but not especially fruity. Hmm, quite.
johnniepants profile picturejohnniepants - November 29, 2011
Belgian style with a bit of sweet. Slight sour taste at the finish.
Kadath profile pictureKadath - November 26, 2011
Better from the bottle than on tap. Disappointingly strong hop bitterness that overwhelms the other flavors when draft.
awb28 profile pictureawb28 - October 30, 2011
Very good and sharp dark Belgian ale
cgiron profile picturecgiron - September 20, 2011
Mahogany cloudy appearance with thin off-white head and little lace. Malt and grape fruity aromas dominate smell and taste. Sweet at first. Medium bodied with nice alcohol warmth as a finish. Fulfilling brew that I would enjoy again.
Casher profile pictureCasher - August 16, 2011
Enjoyed the heavy malt feel with a hint of grape. I liked it, but I think there is room to be even bolder with this one.
HunterDuke profile pictureHunterDuke - August 9, 2011
Malt and flowery white grape hit the nose at least. Not a lot beyond malt in overall flavor, similar to brown ale. Grape is barely tasted. Great idea, disappointing result. Why is it so highly rated?!
greasyBucket profile picturegreasyBucket - July 3, 2011
The heavier malt mouthfeel overtook the subtle grape/raisin tones I hoped for. I wished for a reverse of that.
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