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Brewed By: The Lost Abbey

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8.28788

Number of Ratings: 132

Style: American Strong Ale

Brewed In: 155 Mata Way #104, San Marcos, CA 92069-2983, USA

ABV: 12.5%

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sudz profile picturesudz - March 18, 2017
As black as my soul...and just as delicious!
camkiss@hotmail.com profile picturecamkiss@hotmail.com - October 16, 2016
10/17/16
rsd profile picturersd - May 21, 2015
5/19/15. Tap room. Good and strong darky
Borderking profile pictureBorderking - December 23, 2014
So disappointing...What is with the carbonation issues at Lost Abbey? The taste and aroma of this strong ale are intoxicating, of rich dark chocolate, bitter and roasty. But it's almost completely still, and it's clear that it wasn't intended this way. My local distributor said they've been having "problems" with the carbonation of some of these strong ales, and it shows. The whole beer just falls a bit flat. Just a touch of carbonation might have resulted in near-perfection.
Fireballlk profile pictureFireballlk - December 23, 2014
Off the charts brandy and bourbon-malt taste; pours black; full bodied; carbonated, complex; potent - one's enough!
a hungri bear profile picturea hungri bear - July 20, 2014
20JUL14, Coy's house 12oz, tulip Pours black, brown head, very small and disappears. Aged in brandy and bourbon barrels. The mouthfeel is almost sticky. It's very delicious.
Xavier profile pictureXavier - July 13, 2014
Pours jet black. Dark malts, brandy, fig on the nose. Smooth bourbon flavor with brandy on the finish. Some heat from the alcohol. Definitely complex and interesting but I don't think i'd buy again at the price.
dkrenik profile picturedkrenik - June 21, 2014
Opaque, deep, mahogany brown with tan head that dissipates quickly. Nose is loaded with malt (surprise!) and dark skinned fruit aromas. Full bodied with abundant carbonation, chocolate and malt dominate the palate. Yes, I'll do this one again!
troy.emenecker@gmail.com profile picturetroy.emenecker@gmail.com - April 22, 2014
Complex flavors abound! Chocolate, malts, plenty of weight, an alcohol burn combined with a barley wine effect on the first sip, and what a smooth, robust finish. This and the Anderson Valley Bourbon Barrel Stout are terrific, but the brandy may push this over the edge.
eataknobatnight profile pictureeataknobatnight - April 20, 2014
Smooth flavors makes for easy drinking. Bourbon up front with the brandy in the back! Excellent beer.
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