Good beer, hold lots of promise to get even better. Needed a little more age to settle down, the carbonation was still a little hot from the bottle conditioning and the flavors weren't as melded as they could have been. Overall 3.5/5 with room to improve.

Uninspiring, overly sweet, ABV is too low, lacking body. Not a very good beer. 2/5

Nicely balanced Belgian Pale Ale. Hops were still reasonably fresh but the spice and softer tones of the Belgian yeast came together nicely to balance it. 4/5

Uninspiring, overly sweet, ABV is too low, lacking body. Not a very good beer. 2/5

A nice, though clearly American, take on the Dubbel style. Belgian candy sugar, molasses, a hint of candied ginger, and a powerful but not overwhelming malt backbone are the most notable features. Some cloves, a little rye bread, and a touch of anise are also present. Nice mouthfeel, very balanced. A nicely drinkable beer. 4/5

Bright, tart, slightly dry, supremely refreshing and drinkable. Very light funk adds a rustic feel to this beer. The sparkling carbonation really brings this beer to life. It's no Avec les bons Vouex but it's damn good. 4.5/5

Belgian notes of cloves and coriander compete with rye heaviness and a significant malt backbone on the palate. A slight brett funk is there too but is relatively understated. Mouthfeel is Belgian but more on the order of a Dubbel, would have preferred it to have a more champagne-like feel to brighten it up a bit. Not bad, not great. 3.5/5