Victory Wild Devil Ale
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03/23/2009, 10:43 PM
Filed under: Belgian Ale (trappist, tulip, tumbler), Victory | Tags: amazing, beautiful, bitter, crisp, dark, deep, dry, hazy, long finish, mold, pine, resin, sour, strong
Filed under: Belgian Ale (trappist, tulip, tumbler), Victory | Tags: amazing, beautiful, bitter, crisp, dark, deep, dry, hazy, long finish, mold, pine, resin, sour, strong
Victory Wild Devil
Style; glass: Belgian Ale, Trappist
22 fl oz x 6.7% ABV = 147.4 / 60 = 2.45 beers * 150 C = 367.5 calories (est.)
Purchased at: Canal’s Lawrenceville, NJ for $9.99
It’s a deep bitter style that eludes traditional style descriptions – not quite an IPA, not quite a Belgian, but delicious, dank, and a bit soapy. Recommended as a different direction for hop lovers and Belgian lovers.
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It’s like Orval, with more hops. I think I prefer this to Hop Devil, because of it’s bracing dryness.
Comment by Jim 04/01/2009 @ 7:50 PMOi, its bracing dryness, not it’s.
Comment by Jim 04/01/2009 @ 7:51 PMloved it myself.
I’ll have to enjoy an Orval again soon.
Comment by lemasney 04/02/2009 @ 10:17 AMI thought mine was menacingly similar to another brew, and while I’m not certain, I keep coming back to Ommegang’s Abbey Ale as the source of that similarity.
Comment by P 04/21/2009 @ 2:47 AM