Draft. Murky yellow color scant head. Dank pineapple aroma. Taste is dank citrus. Tasty but ugly.

Draft at Augustine’s. Clear yellow color. Earthy floral aroma. Taste is herbal and earthy almost salty. Nice on a hot day like today.

Tap @ Little 5 Corner Tavern, Atlanta. Paler golden in colour. It’s a malty pils, lightish tasting with some hops.

Not sure where I stand on this pint; I dig the individual components, keep finding things I dig about it as I break it down, but as a whole It kinda just comes off okay, like a decent wit that doesn’t quite mesh with its ample hopping. (Weird, since Citras seem perfect for an WIPA.) Wheat malt provides a seimisweet backbone, straw and mild clove leading to a modestly spiced back end, with the Citras adding an herbal pungency to the usual soapy wit finish. Grows on me as it warms, the lemon-orange in the hops bringing depth to the wit subtleties. Okay. 180 time. I like this beer now.

THT July, outside of Kwartje. Black with tan head. Sweet dark roasted chocolate malts, molasses, bourbon. Big sweet and moderate bitter. Medium body and soft carbonation.

Bottle shared at THT July. Mahogany with beige head. Quite some bourbon, green apple, sweet malts, raisins, soft herbs, brown sugar. Quite sweet and light bitter. Over medium bodied with slick feel and soft carbonation with a touch of booze.

7 3 8 3 15Bottle shared at THT July. Hazy brown with a small tan head. Aroma of bourbon, vanilla, oak, caramel, tobacco, overripe dark fruits and toffee. Flavour is heavy sweet. Medium to full bodied with soft carbonation.

THT July, outside of Kwartje. Black with tan head. Sweet dark roasted chocolate malts, molasses, bourbon. Big sweet and moderate bitter. Medium body and soft carbonation. --- Beer merged from original tick of Heavy Bell on 26 Dec 2017 at 11:24 - Score: 7. Original review text: 3.6

Bottle shared at the July THT. Very dark brown pour with a thin beige head. Notes of bourbon - boatloads of it - vanilla, dried fruit, light tobacco, prunes, raisins. Medium body and carbonation and a sweet and alcohol warming finish. --- Beer merged from original tick of Heavy Bell on 10 Jul 2017 at 12:21 - Score: 8

Dubbel meets java-bomb. Massive coffee notes, earthy and slightly acidic, with a hearty amount of roast on the finish. Dubbel side comes across more restrained, adding a sweet, dark fruit undertone that pairs well with the coffee front. Finishes semidry and smooth, the java balancing out any lingering candi sugar cloyness. Tasty.