Bornem Triple

11.2 oz. bottle- color of light gold, with a thick white head - nose of yeast, honey, red apples, lavender, and slight sourness – taste of honey, yeast, and cider- body is medium, slightly acidic, and with medium/high carbonation – aftertaste of sugar cane, yeast, cobwebs, honey, and orange peel

Bottle from Systembolaget. Hazy golden with a large fluffy head. Fruity malt aroma with notes of green apples, yeast, and spices. Light to medium bodied, smooth mouthfeel. Nicely balanced, slightly metallic, bitter finish.

Coloração dourada, com um enorme creme branco, consistente e persistente. Notas cítricas, com um amargo e ácido paladar, além de um final seco. Alta carbonatação. Álcool perceptível. Corpo médio. Trata-se de uma tripel diferente.

Bottle. This was somewhat disappointing for a Tripel I must say. Average fizzy white head that mostly diminished. Somewhat cloudy pale golden color. Light notes of spice, citrus, clove and caramel. Medium bodied with an average carbonation and light alcoholic texture. Light sweet with hint of acidic and bitterness. Somewhat spicy like and alcoholic finish.

Bottle. Pale yellow colour with a huge white head. Aroma and taste of fruits, yeast and spice. Slightly alcoholic finish.

Pour looks just like champagne with a thicker white head. Aroma of white grapes, apples, sour yeast, and alcohol. Tart, bitter flavor was unexpected but not bad. Apples, grain, and bready prevalent. Missing the nice banana/bubblegum. There are better trippels out there.

Bottle. Frothy white excellent fully lasting head. Pale yellow colour. Light malty moderate hopppy aroma. Sour-notes (from the yeast). Moderate bitter flavor. Moderate bitter avergage finish. Too carbonated. Not my kind of trippel.

Bottle. Light yellow beer with a white head that dissipates quickly. Alcohol was noticeable and a bit watery. Van Steenberge has made better efforts.