Fantôme de Noël

Thu Jun 30, 2005 2:27 pm

750 ml. green bottle. Corked & crowned. Poured out a deep hazy chocolate/ cocoa brown, with a thin light brown head. Aromas are mostly of musty barns, horse blanket, and some sour malts. Flavors are mostly of Brettanomyces at this point, sour, tart, and astringent. Puckering even. Not too much left in the way of spices, honey, or pepper. Slight peppery bite to it as it’s swallowed. Alcohol is well hidden, tastes more like a 5% ABV sour red Belgian than a 10% dark ale. Finishes sour, tart, and vinegary.
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Tue Sep 20, 2005 11:58 am

there are some beers from that brewery at one of the better liq. stores here in lincoln, I really want to try it because it's one of the few "sour-ish" beers we can get.
there is also some Ridgeway ales that I should review.
/I think they just got "hooked up" with shelton brothers distro.
Triple freak!good reviews!
helps round out the site to really encompass beer lovers.
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