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Holiday Ale

December 22, 2014

two roads holiday aleHoliday Ale

Two Roads Brewing Co.

Stratford, CT

Type of Beer: Biere de Noel

ABV: 7.3%

Derived from the bière de garde style, we found this light caramel-colored offering to be generally lacking in the aroma department, with only subtle hints of sweet malt. Overall it’s enjoyable with a generally full mouthfeel that coated the tongue, and it goes down smooth. We didn’t get much of a holiday sensation from this beer but it was better than getting coal in your stocking.

This beer was reviewed by John Holl, Dustan Lilas, Lee Movic and Kelsey Roth on Dec. 5, 2014, at the Craft Beer Cellar in Belmont, MA. Photography by Peter Johnstone. Read more reviews from the tasting.

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