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Sunday, December 12, 2010

Allagash - Dubbel Ale

Dead Soldier
Where to Dig Up More About This Beer
Dubbel Ale
Allagash Brewing Company

50 Industrial Way
Portland, ME USA 
Est.1994
www.allagash.com

Brain Damage Quotient = 7.0% ABV
Fluid Oz. = 12.0 


Postmortem Brew Review
Dark amber color.
Malty and slightly sweet nose with touch of yeast and some dark fruit.
Tall, tan head with great draped lacing..
Lots of mixed malt taste and a crisp dry finish.
Medium amount of carbonation.
Medium body. Complex taste.

Grim Reaper's Eulogy 
Allagash Dubbel Ale was the right call at the end of a busy day. Holiday shopping completed, a reward was in order to celebrate. A recent dip in the temps also helped set  the tone for this 7% dubbel. This beer finishes very clean and leaves you wanting more. And how I wish there were more.

Seven malts go into making Dubbel Ale along with a Belgian yeast strain. It's tasty and a solid ale that can be easily sessioned. While it isn't the absolute best dubbel I've sampled, I would get this again and again. Smooth, malty sweet and delicious.

That does it...going on a hunt for more, soon.

Friday, February 5, 2010

Allagash - White Beer

Dead Soldier
Where to Dig Up More About This Beer
White Beer
Allagash Brewing Company

50 Industrial Way
Portland, ME USA Est.1994
www.allagash.com

Brain Damage Quotient = 5.2% ABV
Fluid Oz. = 4.0  (On Tap - Flight) 


Postmortem Brew Review
Straw yellow color with some haze.
Wheat, citrus fruit nose. Small amount of grain noticed.
Foamy white head with decent lacing..
Lemon citrus, wheat, coriander tastes, as with the aroma.
Fair amount of fizzy carbonation creating small bubbles in head.
Light to medium body.  Easy drinker. 

Grim Reaper's Eulogy 
This was the second sampling in the flight at Mr. Beery's tonight.  Creamy and hazy witbier that had just a touch of yeast.  Very delightful after the Victory Golden Monkey.  From the flight sampling, I recall how easily it went down and how refreshingly smooth it was, as are most in the wheat style.  But this was uncommonly better than most witbiers.  First from this brewery for me, but most definitely not the last.

I will get more of this again soon!  Easy to drink at any time of year.

UPDATE 12/14/2010: Had some of this tonight in a 12 ounce bottle and it was as delicious as ever! Going to get more next bottle hunting trip!