Bornem Triple

Massive fizzy head with reasonable retention. Breaks down like a porous rock. Quite light in colour, a cloudy lemon - orange. Thick nose with heavy malts, candy aromas and some spice. Surprisingly crips mouthful....quite zippy with some hops and a fair amount of fizz. Biggish malts kick in on the back palate with some slightly hard alcohol notes and some nice nut traits. Finishes quite light.

Draught. Hazy pale yellow with a small white head. Aroma and flavors were sweet and yeasty with banana and a touch of spice and lemon. Light and easy to drink. Hides the alcohol very well.

Cloudy orange, finely carbonated, off-white head. melon-y, sweet, slightly peppery nose. Orange Juice and Honeydew melon flavors dominate, with a slightly medicinal finish. Very Sweet, seems to lack any bite like I usually like in a triple.

bottle 33cl -Pours golden with a fair sized foamy soap sud head. Aroma is bread. Flavor is more of very sweet malts though. Some fruits can also be found in the flavor. Peach and a touch of bananna. This actually seemed overly sweet to me. On the palate it is light bodied and finishes quite dry

Pale yellow color hue, light foamy head, but falls quickly, bready, citrus fruits and pale malt aromas follow through on a medium-bodied palate with citrusy notes, pale malt, touch of acidity, leading towards a dry and hoppy finish.

This isn’t a full-bodied beer but could be considered nice on the palate as a summer sipper -- despite its thin body, Bornem Triple is smooth and fully carbonated. There’s a full head that’s still less prominent than most tripels; color is a medium gold tint that’s slightly drab. Aroma is yeasty while flavor is malty and typical triple banana-fruity, with an unripe-peach tang and a lively dry finish that’s mostly carbonation and too watery otherwise. Though there are better tripels, this might be a good choice for a warm day ... if there are no actual lower-gravity summer style beers in the fridge.

Draught: This one pours an almost clear, straw yellow color. From this, you could tell almost immediately that this was going to be a tripel "light". There was some head to it, but not too much. The aroma was a little light, with mainly components of spicy banana and yeastiness. Some alcohol to the taste. The body was definitely on the lighter side. Good, but trending to the lower half of the style.

Hazy orange/golden, thick and frothy white lasting head. Very light carbnation, body is flat in the mouth. Aromas of yeast, spice. Flavors are mostly the spice and alcohol, metalic in the finish. A very middle of the road Tripel.