Friday, November 28, 2014

blessed beverage

Casasola of Valladolid came on strong a couple of fairs ago, with an excellent summertime beer in particular.  This one in the bottle was new for me.  It's a shame Halloween has come and gone actually, since there's something about robed and hooded figures that always seems sinister.
Spooky!
There's a strong sweet-sour smell, slightly reminiscent of liquors made by religious orders.  Although it's called a blond beer on the bottle it has a dirty honey color, and also a bit of honey-like taste, sweet without any bitter at all.  I notice some floral notes too.  I worried a little at first that it would end up being too strong, but the beer stays pleasant and easy.  The sweetness makes it nice for a colder, wintery night, although serving the beer a little colder, just a little, would make it a nice summer drink too.

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