Brugse Tripel

Formerly brewed at Brouwerij Palm
Style: Abbey Tripel
Steenhuffel, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

Beautiful amber colour. Malt aroma. Intense and complicated flavour: caramel, malt, ... Dry palate.

A butt-naked marriage of malt and hops. Around your stunned tongue a delicate striptease of erotic fruit flavours. A satisfied moan from the stained sheets. Ready for another....

pours deep golden with usual lacy belgian head. yeasty, leathery aroma. standard(but not ordinary), and well balanced tripel notes of honey, caramel and alcohol. quite good.

Great dark amber colour. Huge head that last. The aroma is spicy with notes of caramel. Spicy flavour that covers the alcahol nicely. It’s a smoothe and not too complex belgian strong ale. Was a great accompaniment to a olive paté.

This might be the best tripel I’ve had (perhaps even better than Westmalle??!!). Wonderful head and colour. Strong and clean flavour with spicy notes. Great "get-drunk-fast-beer".

Nice head and good colour. Banana and spices on the aroma. Nice caramel flavour followed by a burnt caramel finish. Nice alcohol vapours too. Good stuff.

Very exceptionel for a belgian strong ale on 9% to be so kindly. Beautiful dark orange/light brown-coloured with a strong head. Malty aroma. A lot of bubbles and a strong taste of alcohol makes it suitable for a goodnight drink.

One of the most delicate amber-colored triples I ever had. It sticks slightly on the tongue and warms the hole stomach to an appropriate temperature. A great beer to end the thirst on a cold winter night. The reasen I dig this, is that the 9 % alcohol is not so prominent as other Belgian blonde strong ales.