Madonna and Child

Hazy amber with off white head - Fruity wood aroma with some sour aroma as well - Malt body with some sour wood flavours with some spicy notes as well - The wood and spicy flavours with sourness goes into the finish - This was good

0,375l bottle from Beergium. Clear, amber beer with medium- head, which stays quite long, however. Aroma has malts, lemon, salt and tequila. Taste has salt and lime at first. Also some tequila and malts available. Medium body with long sour and tequila finish, which has some spicies also.

Shared 375ml bottle. Cloudy brown pour with a light beige head. Aroma of lime and tart fruit. Taste is a cross between a margarita, Sprite, and a sour red-brown, if you can imagine that. Doesn’t work for me.

Bottle 375ml. corked @ [ Scooper Tasting ], Ulfborg, Denmark. [ As Lost Abbey Madonna and Child ].Clear medium amber colour with a large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, lemon, salty, tequila. Flavor is moderate sweet and light bitter with a long duration, tequila, lime, bread, salty. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. Not realy my thing !! [20170303] 5-3-6-3-8

Bottle at Cotteridge Wines tasting Cott Botts MkII; clear brown pour with a bubbly tan head, aroma has massive lime and some ashtray, taste has refreshing lime, herbal action.

Draught at EBF, 2/3/17.
A hazy, rather drab chestnut-caramel-looking beer with a dark beige head atop showing low retention.
The nose is spicy and floral with all sorts of odd interactions, dark fruits, vanilla, and even light sandalwood. I guessed gin, not knowing any ingredients in the beer, as the tequila really offers up a green, vegetal, almost floral character here. It’s interesting, if maybe not 100% focused in the nose, with light lime coming on the very end and some sharper wood and light alcohol, as well.
It fares better in the mouth, with brown sugar, caramelized honey, and sweet vanilla pitted against the woodiness of the barrel, the strong spicy-floral character of the tequila and the acidity from the lime. Not overly salty and with low carbonation and a lightly malty texture. The attenuation is high and yet it doesn’t seem sharply boozy or thin at this abv. Odd stuff and if not 100% successful, it’s innovative and fun, as always, from Lost Abbey.

@Ulfborg Scooper. Hazy dark amber, thick offwhite head. Lime soda aroma. Heavy lime flavour, some lime peel bitterness. Not bad for a 11% radler.