 markwise (257), Orlando, Florida, USA
Jun 7, 2008
11.2 oz from Knightly Spirits. This is one of my favorite Tripels. It pours the golden yellow/ orange color with a healthy very frothy head. The aroma is of caramel, apples (Granny Smith maybe?), I swear I smell whiskey, and sugar. The taste is much of the same with a sweet finish that is unique. I would definitely buy it if I could find it in more places.
punkrkr27 (341), Clawson, Michigan, USA
Aug 18, 2008 Yellowish copper pour with a big, rocky white head and some floating sediment. The aroma has notes of honey, white grape, citrus,spice, yeast, dust, flowers, and faint alcohol. The flavor is sweet, dry and flowery with a faintly doughy malt backbone. Lots of lingering, spicy European hops and alcohol on the finish. Sticky medium body with loads of carbonation.
mirjukka (316), LOHJA, Finland
Aug 13, 2008 bottle 330m shared at One Pint Pub Helsinki
amber fizzy fruity bit sour tickling in the mouth alcohol presents esters pleasant aftertaste.
FatPhil (2063), Espoo, Finland
Aug 11, 2008 330ml bottle (One Pint, Helsinki)
Cloudy orange, small head. huge estery aroma, a little gluey. Alcoholic and fizzy palate. Rich malty body, a little bit of rubber. Heady - winey and a little alcoholic, but spookily pleasant. Too much alcohol, but otherwise a lovely brew.
acearl (171), Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, USA
Aug 10, 2008 Bottle, oragnish, lighter than I had anticipated, there was a citrus sour or bitter after taster which was not expected and overall I did not really like all that much.
twitcher (141), framingham, Massachusetts, USA
Jul 28, 2008 bottle. Pours a hazy golden color, medium white fizzy head, lots of visible active carbonation leaves a nice layer of foam that sticks around. Aromas of sweet candi sugar, yeasty sharpness, and some sweet fruit. Flavors of sharp yeast and a hefty dose of booze balances with a smooth sweetness, notes of table sugar, tangerines, and sweet breads. Palate is very crisp and sharp, booze shows up a bit much leaving something of an oily finish.
Overall: an interesting and tasty brew, but one that suffers from a couple distinct problems.
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