Brøckhouse Brygmesterens Bryg nr. 1 (Tripel)

Formerly brewed at Brøckhouse
Style: Abbey Tripel
Hillerød, Denmark

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

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Very yeasty nose, with lots of sweetness and notes of some coriander. Slight hazy yellow colored body, with a medium sized white head. Very sweet and quite fruity flavor, ends slight acidic and some notes of alcohol.

Tap@Plan B, Copenhagen. Quite yeasty nose. Pretty well balanced. Some banana esters, and definitely yeasty, some alcohol is noticed, quite smooth and sweet.

Draught at Plan B, Copenhagen, August 2005. To say this beer was lively would be an understatement. It took about 15 minutes to pour. Hazy orange colour. Loads of orange and spices - clove, coriander and maybe a touch of cinnamon. Noticeably yeasty and distinctly sour, but with an underlying sweetness that lends an overall bittersweet feel. Although this does have some Belgian character, I wouldn’t really have had it down as a tripel. Nicely done though. I would never have guessed it has over 10% alcohol.

Draught (Plan B): Cloudy gold with a white high carb head. Spicy, malty nose with loads of honey too. Spicy estery flavour with some nutty notes. Medium bodied, nice.

Draught at Plan B. Cloudypale amber. Aroma of honey and grass. Sweet with medium-full body and some almond character. Well balanced with notes of orange, curacao and honey. Technically near perfect, but lacking "it".

UPDATED: APR 11, 2009 (On tap) Dark golden with a nice, creamy head. Very distinct aromas of yeast and alcohol. Tons of malt in here and spices - coriander? Very alcoholic. Appears filteres - a bit unusual for it’s style. 290705

(draft at Plan B) Cloudy amber body with big white head. Aroma is medium sweet, clove, bubblegum, faint banana. Taste is medium sweet, bubblegum, some orange peel, light coriander, alcohol is noticeable. Medium-full body with dry finish.

Tap@Plan B
Cloudy orange-yellow, off-white creamy head. Light herb and fruit aroma. Fruit and slightly ashen yeast, feels like a strong sticky weissbier.

Draught @Plan B
Hazy brightt yellow, small white head. Citrusy (dish water), yeasty nose. A bit sour, bitterish, yeasty, not quite in the style. Medium-bodied. Maybe not quite ready brew.

Draft at Gulliver’s. Sweet, warming effect. Notes of honey, lots of malt and some bitterness. The bartender told me I was the first woman to actually try this, knowing that it’s 10,2% Well, too bad for everybody else..