Chimay Triple / Blanche (White)

Poured a very hazy honey-yellow with what looked like pulp. White head. Aroma is light but there are undertones of sugar and yeast. Flavor is definitely yeast with sugared lemon. Body is fairly light with just a bit of carbonation. Definitely a good tripel.

The bottle poured murky color like unfiltered apple juice, with off white, slightly peach tinted head. Pretty complete lacing. The aroma is sweet and yeasty, like a syrupy citrus fruit, like a mango danish. Absolutely delicious. Dry with a bitter bite like aspirin. Great balance.

Pale golden colored. Unclear. A large white head lasting a few minutes. Spicy/peppery aroma. Soft fruity flavor with a sourish bitter aftertaste. Dry mouthfeel.

i’ve tasted a bottle of 75 cl i’ve served at 6 degrees the beer it is a unique combination of the fresh hops and yeast the 75 version is softer than the 33cl

Bottle at home. cereal, spruce, golden, hazy, frothy, light sweetness, lightly bitter, light body, lively,

Messy gold color with rich, rocky white head with spotty lacing. Nose of citrus, orange, banana and belgian spices. Flavor is bright and crisp lemony-orange citrus with some hoppy bitterness. Finish is mildly dry with a bitter bite.

On tap. Pours a golden yellow with a frothy white head. Aroma of sweet fruits, some floral hops and yeast. Tastes of citrus fruits, sweet fruits, yeast and alittle bitter hops round out this brew. Great mouthfeel not to thick or thin... just right.

Solid head of foam, with a delicate aroma really entice you tosavor every sip of tis winner. A very agreeable, mild, but noticeable finish encourages patient enjoyment of this light wonder. The taste is quite balanced, without being overwhelmed by bitterness or any one ingredient--you can almost forget that this is an 8% alcohol brew.