Sunday, February 12, 2012

Rahr La Grange ....

Sunday night's beer: La Grange Farmhouse Ale from Rahr & Sons Brewing Company.  This is a limited release from Rahr, and there is no info on this beer remaining on their web site.  But the Internet is a beautiful thing.  Other sites list the ABV at 7.25% and the style as one that is traditionally brewed in farmhouses in southern Belgium for the late summer harvest.  This release comes in a large bottle - one pint, six ounces.

The La Grange poured with a very small, mostly white head.  Color is a cloudy, golden yellow.  The aroma is grassy, yeasty and has a hint of lemon.  The taste has a bit of lemon and a definite yeasty quality.  I would say it is medium-bodied.  Very little bitterness.  It finishes dry and leaves almost no aftertaste.  These yeasty, wheaty beers are not really my favorite styles, but I have to say this is a very nice beer and one I would drink again.




Rahr & Sons Brewing Company
Fort Worth, Texas





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