Dickinsonbeer (2513), Hoboken, New Jersey, USA Aug 8, 2006 Last HWOH- shared by RLB. Thanks. I love 5 seasons and usually most of their beers are phenomenal. This one was good but pretty standard for a tripel actually. Has a slight solvent aroma along with the fruity esters, light phenols, clove, and even some DMS. Flavor is herbal, somewhat sweet, yeasty, plastic-like phenols, and an alcohol apparent finish. Ok overall.
ChainGangGuy (1523), Kennesaw, Georgia, USA Aug 9, 2008 Appearance: Opaque, orange-gold body with a small, though sustaining, white head.
Smell: Candied, honeyish maltiness with a big kick of fruit medley and lesser notes of spice and booze.
Taste: Bready maltiness with a full candy and caramel sweetness. Rather tangy fruitiness throughout, tasting of apricots, peaches, and even tropical fruits. Array of spices. Light bitterness. Fruity, drying finish with a light touch of good, clean alcohol.
Mouthfeel: Medium-plus body. Medium-low carbonation.
Drinkability: A fine, quality tripel jam-packed with fruitiness. unclemattie (1567), Georgia, USA Aug 7, 2008 Tap. Hazy golden. Sweet aroma of fruit. Figs and banana. Sugar and clove. nice Authentic flavor. Belgian notes. shp555 (1376), lilburn, Georgia, USA Jul 9, 2008 Pours a hazy golden color with a white head. Aroma is figs, clove, some banana, sugary, and spicy. Flavor is malty, caramel, spicy, clove, banana, and a bitter warming finish. BlackDonald (1040), North Carolina, USA Jun 4, 2008 Pretty tasty, kind of taste like Orval meets Golden Monkey in my opinion. Lots of spicy in the nose, with hints of coriander, and fruitcake, with some bready notes that follow through onto the palate. Very biscuity, with a malt sweetness, but the fruit character stick around and it remains dry throughout the finish. I really enjoyed drinking this. sliffy (1951), Columbus, Ohio, USA Mar 1, 2008 1 Liter bottle shared by moejuck: Pours a clear copper color with a small white head. Aroma, doughy, some fruits, spice, and yeast. Flavor, bready, spices, some fruits, some floral notes, finishes smooth and doughy. Very tasty.
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