Name:  Brother David’s Triple  

Brewery:  Anderson Valley Brewing Company  

Overall Rating:  B  

Style:  Abbey Style Ale  

Serving Style: 22 oz Bomber  

ABV: 10 %  

IBU: 27  

Price: $ 6.69  

Aroma:  Light on the aroma.  There is a hint of malt and honey and you can also smell the ABV.  But not to much.  

Appearance:  Some head right after pouring but did not last long, no lacing.   Orange and amber in color.  

Flavor:  The first sensation that hit me was the malt taste.  Some what on  the sour side as well and a fruity after taste.  

Mouthfeel:  Light and smooth body.  Light carbonation and effervescence.  

Enjoyability:  This was a good and enjoyable beer.  Not hard to drink and something that you can have anytime.   

Another take:            Anderson Valley                 Beer’s We Drank  

 

Tags: Abbey Style Ale, Anderson Valley, beer review, Brother David's Triple

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