I'm still on my red kick, so this looked like a likely contender despite being Belgian. It does have that sweet apply scent to it, and a pleasant reddish color. So far so good. It's a nice flavor too, a bit heavy on the sweet for me at first, but a mellow bitter comes up as the beer goes down. The apple taste wasn't apparent at first, but a few sips into it the flavor started to make itself known. I had some worry about the stickiness in the beginning, since it started out a bit heavy, but the beer maintained a good consistency from start to finish, without becoming syrupy or excessively sweet. I'm a little up in the air about whether this is a companion beer, one that would really be enhanced by some little nibbling on the side; the contrast with a salty snack is appealing, but probably unnecessary. I'm going to settle for an all-around beer, satisfying by itself or with food, as well as being either a complement to conversation or a solitary pleasure.
Saturday, December 13, 2014
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