Luxurious dry burgundy-like Belgian dubbel pleats spicy citric sweetness with dry earthen dankness, securing tofutti dessert profile. Sweet orange peel zest coats advertised licorice root and cumin herbage. Sugar plum, bruised banana, coriander, fig, date, anise, and ginger illusions pep up medicinal candied cherry finish of beige-headed red-wined elixir. Suitably fruity, moderately creamy, and always elegant. Barleywine fanatics will be pleased. On tap, sharper hop spritz envelops mustier dried fruited affluence.

Captivating billowy tan-headed mahogany-bodied energizer extends fizzy bitter-spiced spritz to floral wheat insurgence and chocolate malt finish. Butternut coercion anchors dry cork backdrop.

In peculiar small-necked wide-bodied cask, this raisin-esque brown ale goes down like mellow plum wine; bold and determined yet serene and mild. Artisan water adds refreshing silkiness to luxuriant perfume-hopped fig-date souring resonating to earthen peat bottom. Creamy chocolate-covered raisin finish lingers. Perfect aperitif for seafood, lamb, and veal dishes.

Malt-y garnet-hued Belgian-styled ale gets unexpected earthy deliverance (peat-mushroom-mildew) to embody raisin-date-fig entry, banana taffy dollop, molasses spec, and vinous souring, but metallic acidity at vegetative finish dulls the edges of unassuming 9% alcohol liquid.

Ethanol-charged bottle-conditioned Belgian-style dubbel with explosive champagne fizz, cloudy amber turbidity and large bottom-floating yeast clumps. Zippy orange blossom entry ripens apricot-peach-grapefruit tang after lustful carbonation and lengthy alcohol burn subside. Off-dry sour-fruited finish picks up oaken acridity.

Dry Belgian-styled double bock brings bittersweet bruised orange frontage to white grape souring, ripe prune scouring, and plum wine finish. Oak-like acridity picks up herbal nuance and possible charcoal hint after third passing.

Luscious chestnut-hued dessert ale delights palate as sugarplum sweetness and bruised cherry-banana souring merge above mellifluous chewy molasses malting. Vanilla, honey nut, and licorice consume bourbon-tinged backend sufficiently.

Viscous top-fermented ruddy-hued brown ale with definite barleywine appeal plies candi-sugared caramel-butterscotch-chocolate permanence above sweet sherry warmth and vinous burgundy-sherry souring. Crisp soft watered flow pacifies chewy molasses-dipped raisin-prune penetration, scant banana-cherry bruising, and dewy peat dankness.

Strange honeyed rice aroma consumes auburn-hued middleweight just a step down from finer, nuttier brown ales. Sedate carbonation becalms wheat wine compulsion, but deeper barley-roasted spice hop resilience needed to rank higher.

Resilient ruby amber Belgian-styled dubbel amps up burgundy-barleywine essence with candi-sugared cocoa-caramel malting, sharply spiced prune-fig thrust, chocolate-covered raisin transience, pureed cherry tease, and tertiary blackberry bramble. Curtailed port-rosé illusions come and go. Earthy peat bottom secures frangible smoky wisp. Brewery defunct: 2016.

Ambitious dark fruit-spiced bronze-hazed Belgian elixir with perky carbonation (meant to be poured slowly), heavy Brussels lace, and faint caramel waft gains lively clove-allspice seasoning, chewy fig-date-raisin cluster and wavered pecan-cola nuttiness. Serve to risk-taking Brown Ale lovers.

Mocha-fruited hazy brown ‘abbey dubbel’ with lucid port-burgundy nose enriched by sweet ‘n sour prune-dried chocolate frontage. Raisin-date-fig midst and ester-y black grape footnote fight back dank cellar mustiness to sharp nutty bottom, insulating lactose malt sinew.