I’m enjoying this before I get my Bell’s HopSlam.

The apricot is nice, but it is not over the top.

Well, it has a very citrusy taste with light honey sweetness that is left on front of the tongue. I would say the citrus is biased to grapefruit and kumquat. I go so far as to say the sweetness is very similar to the sweetness of a kumquat’s peel.

The bouquet is full of hops with citrus and floral aspects.

The alcohol is undetectable, which very unexpected given it is over 10%.

I have acquired some HopSlam and now we wait for it to chill down.

It was blast working to get the beer. The beer should be great. The reviews say this year batch is super.

Now, we wait.

I like this beer. It has a fuller body than many lagers. It has a great mouth feel, but I don’t like the smell in the nose. The finish is not has crisp as I expected.

I brought this home for Karen with some chocolate of course.

Karen says it is very port like. I enjoyed it, too. If you like Port wines, this beer has port over tones that are just wonderful.

Hmmm, mmm.

Wow! This is a good beer.

It will be on draft for The Nook’s Christmas Party on the 14th.

Hmmmm! The alcohol taste is not hidden. It has a sweet taste, but your nose can not miss the alcohol.

To bad you can’t get this beer in Huntsville, Alabama.

This brown ale has a nice nutty taste, but the overall flavor is very flat.

I’m kicking back in the room after a day at Hollywood Studios and getting 1600 gallons poured on me. We picked up two beers to have tonight. I selected Oberon, which has been enjoyable.

The beer is a Bell’s summer ale. It is a wheat ale, which has nice light wheat taste. I taste honey flavors, too.

We are getting to have a relaxing lunch, because Katie Beth just fell asleep.

I am getting to have a Dogfish Head brew, which you can’t get in Alabama. This beer is a very hoppy beer from start to finish. It comes up and slaps you in the mouth.