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Hazy dark gold amber with a light yellowish khaki head. The aroma is spicy with lotsw of cinnamon and pears. There is also some funky leather and dandelions. The taste is initially very spicy with cinnamon and black pepper. The finish is woody and a little dry, evne after the sweet pear like fruit middle. A decent, and possibly the spiciest tripel I have ever tried.

(Bottled) Very hazy orange with a beautiful, creamy and firm, lacy head, that lasts longer than the beer. Honey-malty, fruity, slightly moldy aroma with vanilla and some acidity. Pale-malty, slightly cardboardy flavor with orange-peel and medium acidity. Alcohol is well hidden without excess sugar. Medium-bodied with quite high, but smooth carbonation. Doesn’t change much with yeast. Not the most complex of refreshing tripel, but gorgeous-looking, quite balanced and enjoyable still. Some of the acidity could be traded for fruitiness, though.

0.33 l bottle. Murky yellow brown color with small vanishing head. Meaty, yeasty, candyish and toffeish aorma with notes of vanilla and pepper. Sweetish, candyish, soapy and peppery flavor with orange and cristmas cookie spices. Soapy yeastiness mask other flavors.

very solid triple, the pour was a medium orange color with a lot of head, nice lacing and sediment. The Aroma was of wheat and honey. Maybe a little orange in there. The flavor was smooth with a nice finish, there were traces of wheat, alc, malt, and citrus. Good beer.

from crackedkettle.com - cloudy dark orange colour with a little persistent white head made of big bubbles; aroma of oranges and honey; notes of raisins; highly carbonated and full-bodied, sweet and with a moderate bitterness; long fizzy finish of oranges with a touch of pepper; slightly dry