Dead Frog 2014 Winter Beeracle Winter Ale
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Dead Frog Brewing Co. – 2014 Winter Beeracle Winter Ale

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It’s back for 2014. The Dead Frog Winter Beeracle has been given a new recipe and a new label just in time for the holidays. This newly redesigned beer appears from the botttle as a deep and dark brown colour topped with a finger’s worth of dense and lacing head. The Winter Beeracle smells nutty with notes of clove and vanilla engulfing the senses. On the flavour side of the package this beer has a soft touch on the tongue with a big body of clove, chocolate, vanilla and hazelnut in a creamy, mid-sweet package. This is a big ans sweet winter ale which ads a touch more to the spice package making for a beer which has a big body, unique dark flavour and a certain warm-feeling to it. Give it a try and tell us what you think!

Alcohol – 7.5%
IBU – 24
Size – 650ml bottles
Price – $7.50 (Craft Beer Retailer)
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