Year Round (Standard Release)
16.9 fl. oz. / $2.79 USD / 8.2% ABV
16.9 fl. oz. / $2.79 USD / 8.2% ABV
About: "Werewolf is based on the recipe of the best Biržai beers. No pees, rice and other non-malt products are used for Rinkuškiai beer production." Good to know. I prefer my beer without both pee and peas.
Thoughts: Poured a pretty standard amber color with a slight dark orange tint and just a sliver of a white head that quickly moved around and bubbled away.
Little bit malty at first. Some spicy hops come flowing through after a couple minutes. It smells pretty sweet and spicy, little bit like alcoholic cherries. There's something diabolic about it though.
Well, this beer actually tastes pretty damn good! I didn't know what to expect at all, but it's very well done. Balance of malts and hops is stupendous. It's like a spicy bread. Taste doesn't change. It's not really a one note beer, it's just very consistent in the stages it goes through. The same stages each time around. All very nice.
It a heavy medium. Tinging. Goes down smooth, and a little bit slow. Mouth coating.
This is a pretty straightforward brew. It starts off spicy and robust, slowly calms after the swallow and leaves a sweet soothing feel. Low bitterness. Not much of a bite for this 8.2%, no pun. Overall this is an enjoyable brew, that leaves a nice taste in your mouth and a mini-fire in yer belly.
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1 comment:
Interesting label for what sounds like an interesting brew. I'll be on the lookout for this one. And that's good to know about the peas. I know that the big American breweries brew with rice as a cheap adjunct, but I've never heard of peas. Maybe it's a European thing.
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