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We asked our Equity Punks and social followers to vote for the beer they wanted, and you picked an 11% Double Dry Hopped Quadruple Belgian Ale, with rich and complex notes of caramel and subtle spice with a malty sweetness. You really didn’t hold back on this one.
That caramel note really comes through as it warms, and the spice stays subtle enough that it doesn't overpower the richness. I wasn't sure a quadruple could feel this smooth at 11%, but it drinks dangerously easy—I'll be grabbing another bottle soon.
The 11% ABV is no joke—one bottle had me feeling pleasantly warm by the end. That caramel sweetness is balanced just right against the spice, and the dry hopping keeps it dangerously smooth for a quadruple.
Opened one last night and honestly forgot it was 11% until I stood up. The way that dry hopping cuts through the caramel, leaving just a whisper of that spice on the finish, is dangerously smooth for the ABV.
