Avery’s Collaboration not Litigation Belgian Strong Ale
Style; glass: Belgian Strong, Trappist, Snifter
22 fl oz x 8.72% ABV = 191.84 / 60 = 3.19 beers * 150 C = 478.5 calories (est.)
Purchased at: Canal’s Lawrenceville, NJ for $8.99![Reblog this post [with Zemanta]](http://img.zemanta.com/reblog_c.png?x-id=2d094455-e6d9-4c5b-86f1-3ed50088f087)
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03/14/2009, 11:21 PM
Filed under: Avery, Belgian Strong Ale (trappist, tulip, tumbler), Russian River | Tags: alcohol, Alcohol by volume, banana, beautiful, Belgium, brilliant, cherry, citrus, crisp, delicious, fruit, grapefruit, resin, ruby, strong, well balanced
Filed under: Avery, Belgian Strong Ale (trappist, tulip, tumbler), Russian River | Tags: alcohol, Alcohol by volume, banana, beautiful, Belgium, brilliant, cherry, citrus, crisp, delicious, fruit, grapefruit, resin, ruby, strong, well balanced
Troeg's Collaboration not Litigation Strong Belgian Ale
Style; glass: Belgian Strong, Trappist, Snifter
22 fl oz x 8.72% ABV = 191.84 / 60 = 3.19 beers * 150 C = 478.5 calories (est.)
Purchased at: Canal’s Lawrenceville, NJ for $8.99
Avery’s LNC is a Belgian IPA moshpit of flavors, with banana, peach, cloves, and hops all battling, and I’m the winner. It’s a beautiful mixture of flavors, an enjoyable layered voyage.
Update: The two brews were Avery’s Salvation and Russian River’s Salvation. I’ve had the RR, and it’s amazing, as this was. A great brew, a great opportunity for collaboration, and a great example of how mediation can transform potential conflict into real opportunity and creative achievement. Cheers.
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As I sample more and more craft beers I think to myself that they’re really not my cup of tea. Tonight I finally sampled my bottle of Collaboration… and I must say it was a wonderful experience. The first of such beers in my experience that had a better aftertaste then an initial taste. Thank you for bringing this brew to my attention!
Comment by SeanPiotrowski.net 04/16/2009 @ 6:41 PMMy pleasure! I thought Collaboration was a very layered and wonderful tasting experience. Avery does a great job. Looking forward to hanging tomorrow.
Comment by lemasney 04/16/2009 @ 7:43 PM