I stopped in to Appalachian Brewing Company to try the Koning De Quad, the only beer I had not tried in the three-part Belgian series. The beer pours a dark brown color with a frothy tan head that lingers for a while. The aroma consists of bubblegum, raisin, fig, Belgian yeast, and orange. The taste is sweet with lots Belgian yeast, malts, raisin, and fig. The finish brings out some orange citrus and a bit of an earthy spice. The alcohol content is 11.41% ABV. I was actually quite impressed with this Quad and thought it was solid; my only complaint would be that the finish is a little faint-hearted, but it doesn’t not interfere with the enjoyability of the beer.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Appalachian Brewing Company Koning De Quad
I stopped in to Appalachian Brewing Company to try the Koning De Quad, the only beer I had not tried in the three-part Belgian series. The beer pours a dark brown color with a frothy tan head that lingers for a while. The aroma consists of bubblegum, raisin, fig, Belgian yeast, and orange. The taste is sweet with lots Belgian yeast, malts, raisin, and fig. The finish brings out some orange citrus and a bit of an earthy spice. The alcohol content is 11.41% ABV. I was actually quite impressed with this Quad and thought it was solid; my only complaint would be that the finish is a little faint-hearted, but it doesn’t not interfere with the enjoyability of the beer.
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