UPDATED: DEC 19, 2021 Triple de 8 % abv, en version foncée  !!! ?? Pour moi, les deux mots ne vont pas ensemble .. Déjà que je suis exigeant avec les blondes, alors à mon avis ça va gazer dans le secteur !! Bon .. on a du caramélisé, du toffee, un peu de café .. Il faudra que l'on m'explique en quoi tout ceci concerne une triple !! CONCLUSION : j'ai préféré coter la bière en tant que telle … sans tenir compte du style affiché … parce que si je la cotais en tant que triple, on allait loger avec les taupes ! Aulne a été sauvé sur la lie … (music pairing : Gun Barrel, album Power dive .. c'est exactement le cas d'une triple brune .. mais l'album lui est très bon .. )

UPDATED: MAR 10, 2019 75cl Bottle @ El Corte Ingles, Seville, Spain. Brown colour with a medium size white head. Aroma is malt, sweet, yeast, slightly spicy. Taste is malt, caramel, yeast, spices, hints of dark fruits and chocolate. Medium body, average carbonation.

From Jun 2007 This pours from 750ML corked and single strap caged bottle(best by Oct 3 2007) a clear dark brown with a good head of foam that shrinks fairly quickly leaving just a few islands and there is some lacing. The smell has some sweet and roasted malt with a touch of chocolate. The taste is good. I'm getting some chocolate with roasted malt, some dark fruit, plum and fig, and a bit of tartness and alcohol. It's quite warming and relaxing. After a few more sips, I notice a nutinness and a yeasty flavour in the background; this is a pretty complex brew and I'm enjoying sipping on it. It's going to take me a while to finish the bottle.... Bottom line: A Triple Brune? That's a first for me but I have to say, for this brew, it works quite well. I recommend it.

Bottle - 330ml. Cloudy brown body with an average, lasting, white foamy head. Good malty/hoppy aroma with flowery, nutty, and caramel hints. Its well balanced malty/hoppy taste carries yeasty, fruity, and liquorice notes. Ends with a moderately warming, bittersweet finish. Average Tripel.

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Delicious belgian funk in the aroma. Initial belgian trappist flavours of caramel and toffee with alcohol and hints of flora. However it gets followed quickly by a creaminess that lasts through the finish where it balances the alcohol very well.

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Dark brown with medium beige head. Fruity, bit coffee sour with some sweet start followed by bitterness on some sweet background, which remains in aftertaste.

Flasche (75 cl) von der Brauerei in der Abbaye d’Aulne, MHD: 11/2013, zwei Jahre im Keller gelagert. - Tiefes Rotbraun, klar; kurzlebiger Schaum. - Nase sehr süß karamelmalzig mit weinigen, schwach obergärig beerenfruchtigen und leider auch etwas muffig-herben Noten; ähnlich wie ein zweitklassiger Doppelbock. - Antrunk sehr süß dunkelmalzig mit simpler Karamelmalzbittere aber ohne nennenswerte Hopfenaromen. Sehr rezent, geradezu brauseartig; eher dünnes Mundgefühl. Süßsäuerlicher Abgang mit etwas holziger aber wenig differenzierte Hopfenherbe. - Recht simples dunkles Starkbier, das auch nach zwei Jahren Lagerung noch so schlicht und einfallslos schmeckt wie am ersten Tag. Nicht empfehlenswert.

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Being Belgian, I am fully aware of the lack of style standards among Belgian ales, but something in my head objects when I see a dark beer named ’triple’, at least if Westmalle Tripel is to be regarded as the prototype of the genre... So in spite of its name, in my classification this NOT a triple. Anyway: yellowish beige head, not very thick and eventually dissipating, colour a pure bronze, clear. Aroma dark malts (caramel, chocolate, hint of coffee), dates, blackcurrant, pear, a slight ’perfume’ of caramel candy, liquorice; mouthfeel smooth, rounded, a bit resinous, tastes sweetish (malt sweetness) with sharp carbonisation in the beginning and warming alcohol in the finish. A bit boring, like most of the ADA beers.