One of the first two beers from Three Taverns, the highly anticipated new brewery in Decatur. They apparently are going to be making beers in the Belgian style, as their first two beers are a Belgian Single (what the monks brew for themselves lower alcohol and essentially a Belgian Pale), and a Belgian style IPA. Both beers are a solid start indeed. This Single Intent pours a dark golden with a somewhat slight head, but nice carbonation. That could just be the growler diminishing the head, though. Nice yeasty banana notes in the nose with some light clove in the background. Quite pleasant. I really like the flavors here not overbearing, but not too delicate either. More notes of yeasty banana, but more restrained and integrated into the other notes of the beer than it was on the nose. There is also a pleasant light waxiness (think of those candy wax lips and coke bottles), a slight earthy, herbal note, and most intriguingly, a creeping peppery note to the beer like some cracked peppercorns were added maybe even pink peppercorns given the fruitiness of the beer. Maybe thats just me, but thats what I get out of it. Really an excellent effort, and particularly nice to see another lower alcohol option in the summer. Really looking forward to more from this brewery. Loved the Belgian IPA. Purchased from Taps Growlers in Decatur in growlette form.

(beeradvocate.com)