Hefty black chocolate roast contrasts sweet and sour orange-peeled grapefruit tang. Creamy coffee sugaring raids the mocha template while resinous hop-charred pining, earthen peat mossing and dark floral bouquet conquer the rustic backend.
Hefty black chocolate roast contrasts sweet and sour orange-peeled grapefruit tang. Creamy coffee sugaring raids the mocha template while resinous hop-charred pining, earthen peat mossing and dark floral bouquet conquer the rustic backend.
Dessicated sour cider acidity contrasts sugary browned apple tartness fairly well but cinnamon spicing falls way short. Apple Jacks cereal, baked apple and apple strudel undertones squeezed out by apparent artificial flavoring.
Ambitious honey-spiced medium body decisively integrates herbaceous basil seasoning with sweet clover-honeyed caramel malting. Soft white peppering dots ancillary heather, honeysuckle and sunflower illusions.
On tap at Julian’s Restaurant, strong Belgian pale ale (or reluctant Biere De Garde) brings white-peppered yeast funk to sweet ‘n sour herbal fruiting. Musty cellar-like earthen herbs, dry bark wood tones and pink peppercorn seasoning contrast honey-spiced blood orange, tangerine, nectarine, green apple and melon illusions.


Seamlessly rounded canned India Pale Ale allows resinous hop oiling and piney floral aspect to guard assertive fruited imprint. Orange-peeled grapefruit, pineapple, peach, mango, papaya, melon and cantaloupe tang receives crystal malt sugaring to contrast bark-dried wood lacquering and brisk juniper berry bittering.
