20150720:
Today I went to Slater's 50/50 with my friends and to drink I ordered a beer flight.
Smell: In comparison to the Hangar 24 Belgian Summer Ale, the Beach de Garde had a darker, more mellow smell.
Color: In addition, it appeared to have an orange or perhaps red color.
Taste 1: After drinking some water, I tasted the Beach de Garde and noted it was stronger, i.e., it had a more alcoholic taste to it, than the Anderson Valley Summer Solstice.
Taste 2: Coming around to all the beers for a second taste, I found the Beach de Garde was the most unpleasant.
Taste 3: After finishing the Belgian Summer Ale, I decided to finish the Beach de Garde so I could end with the Summer Solstice and Saint Archer Coffee Cream Porter. While still the most unpleasant, it was easier to drink than before.
[20150821 Edit][Part of Beer Flight at Slater's 50/50 (20150720)]
Beach City Beach de Garde
Relevant Links:
Beach de Garde (Beach City Brewery Website)
Beach De Garde | Beach City Brewery (BeerAdvocate.com)
Beach City / Iron Hill Beach de Garde (RateBeer.com)
Website Information:
A classic French Farmhouse Beer similar to a Saison but brewed with lager yeast at elevated temperatures. This technique brings out malt accents and subtle spice with a crisp, clean dryness.
Brewed in collaboration with 2014 WBC Gold Medal winner Paul Rutherford of Iron Hill Brewery and Restaurant in Philadelphia, PA.
38 IBU | ABV 7.8%
AVAILABILITY: Seasonal
COMPOSITION: Floor Malted Pilsner, Carabelge, Melano
HOPS: Hallertau
FLAVOR: Evenly blended with fruit and spicy notes.
FOOD PAIRING: Asiago, Brie, Colby Cheeses and a variety of Shellfish and other seafood.
SERVING SUGGESTION: Tulip Glass
Today I went to Slater's 50/50 with my friends and to drink I ordered a beer flight.
Smell: In comparison to the Hangar 24 Belgian Summer Ale, the Beach de Garde had a darker, more mellow smell.
Color: In addition, it appeared to have an orange or perhaps red color.
Taste 1: After drinking some water, I tasted the Beach de Garde and noted it was stronger, i.e., it had a more alcoholic taste to it, than the Anderson Valley Summer Solstice.
Taste 2: Coming around to all the beers for a second taste, I found the Beach de Garde was the most unpleasant.
Taste 3: After finishing the Belgian Summer Ale, I decided to finish the Beach de Garde so I could end with the Summer Solstice and Saint Archer Coffee Cream Porter. While still the most unpleasant, it was easier to drink than before.
[20150821 Edit][Part of Beer Flight at Slater's 50/50 (20150720)]
Beach City Beach de Garde
Relevant Links:
Beach de Garde (Beach City Brewery Website)
Beach De Garde | Beach City Brewery (BeerAdvocate.com)
Beach City / Iron Hill Beach de Garde (RateBeer.com)
Website Information:
A classic French Farmhouse Beer similar to a Saison but brewed with lager yeast at elevated temperatures. This technique brings out malt accents and subtle spice with a crisp, clean dryness.
Brewed in collaboration with 2014 WBC Gold Medal winner Paul Rutherford of Iron Hill Brewery and Restaurant in Philadelphia, PA.
38 IBU | ABV 7.8%
AVAILABILITY: Seasonal
COMPOSITION: Floor Malted Pilsner, Carabelge, Melano
HOPS: Hallertau
FLAVOR: Evenly blended with fruit and spicy notes.
FOOD PAIRING: Asiago, Brie, Colby Cheeses and a variety of Shellfish and other seafood.
SERVING SUGGESTION: Tulip Glass
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