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Sep 05 2008

Published by breddings at 9:54 pm under belgian beer Edit This

Well, just as promised, I tasted the Brother Thelonious Belgian Ale with dinner tonight. (Mushroom pizza for me and mushrooms and olives for my dear wife, since you asked.)

Anyway, it is exactly as tasty as advertised. It is a rich, full Belgian ale that is as good alone as with food. Here are my notes:

Deep mahagony in color – opaque. Thick, medium sized head. Sweet nose with hints of yeast, banana and apples. Big, rich, thick mouth-filling flavor with notes of fig, chocolate, banana bread and just a hint of coffee. Long lingering finish; a beer to savor. In a word smooth…

Oh, and Celeste like it, too.

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