Allagash Sixteen Counties - Allagash Brewing Company - Beer of the Day.

Sixteen Counties pours a hazy, copper orange color with solid lacing. Belgian-style aroma with some yeast and spices. On the taste, we get some wheat and bready malt at first - in fact this is made using only malts from Maine. Hops are herbal and floral, but some people might pick up on lemon or grapefruit citrus. Then the flavors transition to a light clove and nutmeg-like spice, with a little sweetness, and a dry finish. Overall this beer tastes great with a balanced combination of yeast, malt, hops, and spices.

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Nov 10th, 2016

Allagash Brewing Company

Allagash Sixteen Counties

Category:

Belgian Ale

7.30% ABV

Brewery:

Allagash Brewing Company
Portland, ME

Links:

Allagash Brewing Company Website

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Allagash Sixteen Counties from Allagash Brewing Company

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This beer was featured in
Podcast: New England Part 1: The Maine Event

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