Brooklyn Local 1

Smells nice and yeasty with a touch of honey on the aroma. Full and slightly creamy palate with a hint of fruit. The suggestion of honey definitely makes itself clear on the finish with some slight sweetness. Brooklyn, again, delivers an admirable brew.

Pours a golden yellow with a bit of carbonation. bit of a malty spice flavor typical of what you’d expect from this style. But still have a little complexity of it’s own. Really enjoyed this one.

light yellow appearance, flavor of sweet malt. classic tripel flavor of sweet candy sugarbut finishes a little dry and bitter. not a bad american version of a belgian

(USA) Golden color body with a Lg-Foamy Head. Has a sweet Hoppy Aroma with a Honey/Fruity taste. Overall, not bad!! I might try this one again.

Semi sweet aroma, reminded me of raisins for some reason. Amazingly large head at first pour, frothy but good.

Pours to a bright golden body with lots of carbonation and a frothy white head and nice lacing. The aroma is grainy and yeasty with sweet sugars and simple yeasty malts. The flavor reminds me of a high octane Leffe Blonde. Alcoholic phenols and sweet sugars, flavorful yeasts, with a very sweet palate and seems very hot for 9%.

Bottle shared by Blake. Golden body under a small white head. Dry alcohol, bitter hops, and a touch of honey in the nose. The flavor improves with the honey element getting stronger alongside cracker dryness, alcohol and grassy hops. Good but not interesting to this sampler.

Pours a light golden color w/ a tall thick dense white head and nice lacing. First aroma was mostly citrus and yeasty notes. Some light spices of white pepper and clove follow, some lightly sweet sugars. Pal is pretty avg. Sweet sugars, an odd earthy note and quite a bit of yeast some dry honey’s and cloves... Ok I guess but not special.