Dendermonde Tripel

Brewed by De Block Brouwerij
Style: Abbey Tripel
Peizegem, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

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Bottle. Pours with a hazed pale gold body and a frothy white head. Aroma of bread, plastic, berries and unripe pear. A waft of mandarin orange liquor. Taste is yeasty with undercooked bread, rotten orange and a bit of an odd yeasty caramel aftertaste. Slightly dry and tart finish. Not bad, but certainly not memorable. Very lively and shrill carbonation. Dry mouthfeel.

Bottle. Both smell and taste reminded me immediately of mead. Very sweet, honey-like. Not bad, but did not resemble much of a triple. Although sweet this was quite drinkable.

Pour is a cloudy yellow with a lots of floaties and a small white head. Aroma is Belgian yeast a little corriander and spice. Flavor is Belgian yeast with some green hops and a decent orange zest toward the end. Nothing really stands out like it should in a triple, kinda watery triple if there could be such a thing. Not the most flavorful tripel.

Certo dopo una cena abbondante è decisamente utile per digerire, ma nel complesso non è niente di indimenticabile...

Pours a slightly hazy peach with good deal of particulates. White head that lasts a while before fading to a ring. Aroma is vegetables and some site apple. Taste is malt sweetness, some fig, and some alcohol but overall not real flavorful. Nice prickly carbonation.

cheese, spruce, cereal, cooked vegetables, leaves, bubblegum, orange, frothy, clear, medium sweetness, medium bitterness, heavily sour, full body, creamy, average carbonation, long finish,

Bouteille de 33cl. Couleur blond clair, mousse moyenne de tenue moyenne. Une bière fruitée, goût assez sucré et alcoolique, une vcarbonnation correcte. Pas mauvaise mais un peu banale. Trouvée à Vanuxeem - Ploegstaert

Bottle. Clear yellow colour. Fluffy white head that retains to a small layer. Aroma of apples, grains, citrus and malts. Flavour has some spiceyness and a lingering sweetness. Nothing special.

Tripels are fast becoming a favorite brew-style of mine and this ale does not disappoint in any way! This brew poured up a slightly clear amber-colored body with a nice thick bubbly white head with good retention and lacing. Aromas of sweet malts, sugars, and bread dough. Flavors are loaded with lemon zest, wild honey, roasted malts, and a slight hint of hops. Medium-bodied, very smooth with a finish that is dry and refreshing with no harsh aftertastes.

Bottle 330ml from Plonk. Exceptional beer. Aromas of grain, butter, caramel, and apples. Taste is sweet, with bitter and sour notes all the way. Palate is creamy, and full bodied. Yellow cloudy, with a frothy head.

Bottle @ home. Pretty nice tripel, standard yellow / golden colored, average head. Decent smell, nice taste and good mouthfeel.