Bottle pours a deep redish brown with a large sandy colored head. Lots of blocky lacing. Some dark fruit, raisons and slightly spicy aroma. Flavors wer similar, earthy slightly sweet and the alcohol is noticeable but goes well with everything else. Nice.

750ml Bottle. Pours out a hazy dark brown topped with a nice cream tan head. A nice aroma of Belg spice and the normal yeast. Tast yeast malt and a little zing of lemon or something like that. Thanks Jake65 for letting me have so of this treat.

Bottled. Dark mahogany, brief head. Aroma of cocoa powder. Sweet and soft, full bodied. Lots of dark chocolate with notes of hay and orange. Intriguing up front, but I didn’t find as much depth as I hoped. Good - not fantastic.

Bottled. Hazy amber, rich head. Flowery caramelly nose. Medium-full bodied, herbal and fruity, caramelly with some honey. Later resiny hops sets in, creating a very bitter finish. Intence and rich.

Thanks to golubj for sharing - very hazy golden beer - the aroma is loaded with earthy hops and some light chalky minerals - the flavor is overpowering grassy hoppiness, so much so that it drowns everything else out - it tastes like a freakin’ IPA, man - some bright fruity character and light herbs, all beat down by overwhelming hops - it tastes good, I suppose, but really lacks depth - a great belgian ale for the hop head, I guess, but not for the true lover of the style.

Bottle: Pours a purplish dark brown with a thick, creamy beige head. Aroma is spicey and fruity, a little citrus and lemon zest. A little yeast. Flavor is malty, vinous, spicey, and more yeast. Nice bit of dark fruits. Overall a nice ale, but not quite what I expect from Lost Abbey.

tap at the brewery - Pours dark amber with very little head. It has a very good malt and dark fruit aroma. The flavor has those same malt and dark fruit notes along with an obvious dosing of alcohol. There’s a nice, big Abt. taste there, but it’s a little too hot and lacks the complexity of some of the great Belgian Abt/Quadrupels.

tap at the brewery - Pours lightly hazy reddish-brown with a thin head. It has a good malted fruit aroma with a similar flavor that also includes some mild hops. A medium bodied brew, the dark fruit notes in the background are probably the high point.

tap at the brewery - Pours clear golden with a thin head and nice lacing. It has a very good yeast and citrus aroma. The flavor is sweet malt with yeast presence and some good citrus notes. I didn’t notice much of that farmhouse funk sometimes present in saisons. It’s finely carbonated and quite drinkable.

tap at the brewery - Pours hazy golden with a thin, lasting head. It has a slightly fruity smelling yeast aroma with some mild hops and malt. The flavor is of bread like malt and has a high amount of hops for a Belgian ale. Lively on the palate, it has a nice enough flavor though not much complexity.