Opus Dei
Four Quarters Brewing Co.

Poured from a 16 oz can into a pint glass; no birth date. Pours a thin yellow with minimal to zero head. Thin, light tasting with mild carbonation. Tastes of chardonnay grapes and light spices coupled with a watery backing. Not bad for the style.

 

 

Can stamped on the side near the "Four Quarters" bottom corner reads "03MAR20."
This was poured into a tulip.
The appearance was a ruddy burnt yellow color with a slim transparency about it. Quickly dissolving foamy head slid off to leave some messy lace.
The aroma was absolutely amazing taking sweet Belgian notes, yeasty playful bubblegum to biscuity tones bouncing through some apple fruity esters, peachy to woody meshings, some citrus, slight white pepper and a touch of pineapple.
The flavor copied the aroma fairly spot on arranging the sweet to the spicy through yeasty bready and apple to pineapple and peachy tones while that subtle white pepper dances in for a stellar balance. Super mellow aftertaste of bready yeasty Belgian tones, apples and citrusy tones.
The mouthfeel was about medium bodied with a fair sessionability about it. Good carbonation with some semi-sticky dry fruity to yeasty spicy qualities. Finishes semi-crisp with some citrus, pineapple and peachy to Belgian breadiness.
Overall, seems to pack a ton of aromas and flavors for a patersbier but that doesn't bother me, I like it a lot and want have come back to.

Can. Hazy orange straw with ring island and lace. Spicy peppery aroma with some sweet pineapple notes. Medium sweet peachy and pineapple light graininess light peppery bitterness with some citrus and grass. Light soft body. Excellent. Traditional but slightly New England.

pours out a barely hazed straw color with a bright white head with big bubbles. aromas are sweet grains, fruity character, and some grassy hops. palate is much the same with a robust bready malt note, lemon, floral and herbaceous notes, grassy, extremely mellow amount of bitterness and hint of juicy fruit. there is also quite a bit of depth in the fruity flavors ranging from orange and apple to darker fruits hinting at cherry and plum. overall super balanced and delicious easy drinker, would love to see more like this from 4Q!