Goose Island Madame Rose Evan Williams

Goose Island Madame Rose Evan WilliamsMadame Rose is a crimson colored Belgian style brown ale fermented with wild yeast and aged on cherries in wine barrels. Layers of malty complexity, sour cherry, spice and wood notes make Madame Rose an ideal beer to suggest to Bordeaux enthusiasts and beer drinkers fond of Belgian Kriek and Flanders Brown Ales.

tropical and floral flavors

Complex and fleshy with a lingering

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and graphite nuances

sweetly fruit

Grapes for this full-bodied Chardonnay