Dangeraux Farmhouse Ale
2 Row Brewing in Midvale, Utah, United States 🇺🇸
Farmhouse - Black Saison Regular|
Score
6.60
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Dangereux American Farmhouse Ale
We call this an "American" farmhouse ale because it contains mostly American ingredients and is fermented with French saison yeast. A very dry complex flavor with yeast character that is fruity and slightly spicy. We use citrus hop varieties for even more fruitiness and dry hop it to perfection. With it’s 9% abv and ease of drinkabilty, people have said this beer is "dangerous", so that’s what we called it...in French.
We call this an "American" farmhouse ale because it contains mostly American ingredients and is fermented with French saison yeast. A very dry complex flavor with yeast character that is fruity and slightly spicy. We use citrus hop varieties for even more fruitiness and dry hop it to perfection. With it’s 9% abv and ease of drinkabilty, people have said this beer is "dangerous", so that’s what we called it...in French.
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7.6/10
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Appearance 6
Aroma 8
Flavor 8
Texture 6
Overall 8.5
12 ounce bottle thanks to Craigers. Pours a clear bright orange color with a large white head. A big sweet fruity yeasty nose. A big sweet flavor, almost like a triple, yeasty, flowery, perfume, the overall flavor is citrus, some biscuit. A pretty damn good beer. Banana esters. Very good.
Tried
from Bottle
on 14 Jul 2015
at 02:25
7.9/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 8
Flavor 8
Texture 6
Overall 8.5
12oz bottle from the brewery
Pours hazy orange with a medium sized off-white head, good lacing. Aroma is fruity esters, spices and oranges. Flavors are spicy, fruity, bright citrus with a nice bitter finish, some hot alcohols
This is easy drinking for 9%. I think I’ll have another.
Pours hazy orange with a medium sized off-white head, good lacing. Aroma is fruity esters, spices and oranges. Flavors are spicy, fruity, bright citrus with a nice bitter finish, some hot alcohols
This is easy drinking for 9%. I think I’ll have another.
Tried
from Bottle
on 01 Jul 2015
at 20:53