Allagash Tripel Reserve

I am caught on the fence on this beer. Aroma, appearance were ok. The flavor was definitly a little sweet, maybe that of peach, but quickly gave way to an almost moldy taste. I wasn’t fanatical about that. Needs another go.

Fruity smell. This had very light and delicate appearance, with a very deep and complex taste. I haven’t really had anything as deep as this in the color that it is.

This beer was dissapointing to say the least. After puring it the nose smelled like a budweiser. flavor was not in a triple profile at all. Alcohol was masked well, color was excellent. But bleh, never again...

At the 2007 Big Beer, Belgians, & Barleywines Festival in Vail. Pours thick hazy gold with a serious white head that does not last very long. Cotton candy aroma with light fruity flavors of banana and pineapple. Yeasty and medicinal palate. Very good domestic attempt at a tripel.

750 ML Bottle via dickinsonbeer(i think) and a few other traders (thanks!) Pours a semi clear amber with a small white head. Nose is candy with some fruity notes-apricot, peach, bananna. Tastes just like it smells with some belgian yeastiness and a sweet and sour finish. Full bodied and moderate carbonation. Triples are one of my less favorite styles but this is a good one.

I love this beer. Pours a pale gold. Nice carbonation and frothy head. Smells of Belgian yeast and banana spice. Flavor is subtle and spicy. A deliciously well-balanced triple from Maine.

750ml bottle, batch #73. Looks great, smells great, on first few sips tastes great, but the alcohol comes through in a huge way a short while in. I know tripels have a higher percentage than most, but it really comes through on this one. To style, just a little hot.

750 ml botle. Pours a murky yellow with a slight head. Citrusy aromas. Light mouth feel with citrus flavors.