I'm So Lonely Belgian Single
Haymarket Beer Co. Pub & Brewery

 

My least favorite of the 8 Haymarkets I had.

A: Light golden with good head retention and medium lacing. Bone white head.

S: Not much going on in this way of fruity esters or clove as one would expect.

T: Again, didnt get much out of this on the flavor end. Light is basically all it amounted to on taste.

M: Seemed flat though there was the head staring back at me.

D: Wouldn't choose this one again, which is rare to say because I enjoyed most all of them to a great degreel

Belgian-style ale brewed with pilsener malt and trappist ale yeast.

Pale gold, a shade slightly darker than the house pilsner. Uber sharp clarity, very bright. Bone white cap of foam that left the obligatory Belgian lacing around the edges.

Aroma was slightly yeasty, clean with a touch of grassy hop, though it wasn't very assertive.

Light bodied, very crisp and clean. Dry crackery pilsner malts with a distinctive Belgian yeast presence, with a dry residual bitterness. Hops assert themselves as slightly herbal and grassy. Light carbonation, dry aftertaste. Well put together, a simple utilitarian session ale. Simplicity is underrated.