My buddy Matt brought over a bottle of Lost Abbey Inferno to share with me and a couple of friends. I apparently neglected to snap a photo of the beer, and I apologize. The beer pours a golden color with a lively and lofty white head that leaves lots of lacing on the glass. The aroma is grassy, lemon, and wheat with slight hints of orange and pepper. The mouth feel is light and bubbly on the tongue and the taste has lots of lemon and pepper on the front end. Lemon and orange sweeten the finish and there is a wheat and spicy after taste. The alcohol content is 8.5% ABV. The Inferno had a wonderful blend of citrus and spice, making it refreshing yet complex. This beer is perfect for summer when you needs a thirst quenching beer that has plenty of flavor to entertain your tongue.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Lost Abbey Inferno
My buddy Matt brought over a bottle of Lost Abbey Inferno to share with me and a couple of friends. I apparently neglected to snap a photo of the beer, and I apologize. The beer pours a golden color with a lively and lofty white head that leaves lots of lacing on the glass. The aroma is grassy, lemon, and wheat with slight hints of orange and pepper. The mouth feel is light and bubbly on the tongue and the taste has lots of lemon and pepper on the front end. Lemon and orange sweeten the finish and there is a wheat and spicy after taste. The alcohol content is 8.5% ABV. The Inferno had a wonderful blend of citrus and spice, making it refreshing yet complex. This beer is perfect for summer when you needs a thirst quenching beer that has plenty of flavor to entertain your tongue.
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