700. Long Trail Double Bag
I had this the other night at Jadyn's. We split a bottle that her roommate gave us.
Beer Stats:
Brewery: Long Trail Brewing Company
Alcohol: 7.20%
Serving: Bottle, 12 oz.
Style: Altbier, BJCP Style Guide
Appearance (4.0): Pours a clear brownish-copper. Topped by a thick, sudsy head that fades to a film leaving patchy sheets of lace. The head is fed by fizzy bubbles that cling, cola-like, to the side of the glass.
Smell (4.0): Very malty, caramel, aromatic alcoholic aromas.
Taste (4.0): Prickly carbonation greets the tongue giving a mild bite initially. Very malty throughout. Initially there are caramel and toffee flavors, followed by a tart bite and an alcoholic spice in the finish that hints at something heavier. There's also a mild bitterness in the finish.
Mouthfeel (3.5): Medium-bodied, high carbonation, smooth.
Drinkability (4.0): Flavorful and surprisingly drinkable for something with alcohol this evident.
Overall (3.95)
I had this the other night at Jadyn's. We split a bottle that her roommate gave us.
Beer Stats:
Brewery: Long Trail Brewing Company
Alcohol: 7.20%
Serving: Bottle, 12 oz.
Style: Altbier, BJCP Style Guide
Appearance (4.0): Pours a clear brownish-copper. Topped by a thick, sudsy head that fades to a film leaving patchy sheets of lace. The head is fed by fizzy bubbles that cling, cola-like, to the side of the glass.
Smell (4.0): Very malty, caramel, aromatic alcoholic aromas.
Taste (4.0): Prickly carbonation greets the tongue giving a mild bite initially. Very malty throughout. Initially there are caramel and toffee flavors, followed by a tart bite and an alcoholic spice in the finish that hints at something heavier. There's also a mild bitterness in the finish.
Mouthfeel (3.5): Medium-bodied, high carbonation, smooth.
Drinkability (4.0): Flavorful and surprisingly drinkable for something with alcohol this evident.
Overall (3.95)
Labels: Altbier, Long Trail Brewing Company
