We made the mistake of buying Goose Island’s attempt to make high-end, Belgian style beer. It was terrible. I gave up even trying to drink it after a few sips. Wine can be over-oaked. I don’t know what the beer equivalent is called. Whatever it is, Matilda has that quality. Too sweet, overwhelming flavor. Yuk. Don’t buy it.
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May 4, 2009 at 1:28 pm
Anonymous
They actually make several Belgium ales. Matilda is the most outlandish of the group, the others (Pere Jacques and Sofie, I think they are called) are more standard Belgium ale flavored. You might try one of those sometime.