Bornem Triple

Brewed by Brouwerij Van Steenberge
Style: Abbey Tripel
Ertvelde, Belgium

Bottle, very lively and a pale gold colour with a large frothy white head. A sweet yeasty aroma with some spice. A little grainy, with plenty of alcohol which makes it a bit tart.

Bottle. Poured a light gold with the huge fluffy white head that faded into big bubble and left good lacing. Nose very spicy with fruits and coriander. Morthfeel rich and somewhat sweet. Flavor was tart, and there was a long dry finish.

Bottle from Canals. Light gold pour with white head. Bread aroma with hints of sweetness and hop. Dry taste and very bland. It was just ok for me.

Crisp apple cider aroma, not like bad beer cider. Hazy golden color with medium to large white head. Light grainy malt taste with a slightly dry finish.

Yeasty smells of bread dough, citrus, apples, and honey. Forms a dense off-white head as it pours a light but murky amber. The citrus and honey are in the flavor, as is a nice maltiness. The alcohol is flavor is not prominent, but this beer lacks the complexity of a really good Belgian tripel.

Bottle. Cloudy straw color, massive white head and constant carbonation. Aroma full of spice such as nutmeg, corriander, and fruits like apple and orange, and finally honey. Like most belgiums, very bubbly and somewhat thicker palate. Taste gravitates toward sour notes like green apple, then a good balance of hops makes a dry finish. I preferred this one to the dubble under the same label. The sour then dry would tire out taste buds after a while, but hey - these triples should not be treated as session beers. Its different and different is alsway good.

Pours a light gold with a very big white foamy head. Aroma hits you as soon as you open the bottle. Bannana, apple yeast..Taste is Fruity, very carbonated, Slightly bitter finish.

Bottle Hazy golden pour with huge white head and good lacing. Aroma of banana, bit of hops and lemon. Flavor has a bit of banana and lemon too, not as much on the hops. Smooth. Very well hidden alcohol.