Bottle @ home. Pale yellow colour, white head. Aroma of hops and fruits, apple. Flavour is slightly fruity, a little sweet, a little malty. Dry mouthfeel, bitter finish. Very mediocre, even a bit thin.

From the squat little bottle this poured a slightly hazed golden body with a billowing white head. Yeasty nose, fruity with apples and sweet cherries, over a sweet pale malt. The flavor pretty well reflects the aroma, but there’s a touch of mineral water that brings it down a notch. Not bad.<br /><br />Binny’s Beverage Depot, Orland Park, IL

350 ml bottle shared at a friend’s house. Yeasty spicy aromas with a similar flavor with a bit of pepper and some alcohol on the finish. Just ok.

Bottle. Pours light brass color with sticky white head. The aroma is quite spicy, with some sweet malt notes, fruit, zest. The flavor has a sweet maltiness not unlike malt liquor. There’s a tart zestiness, though, that keeps it from becoming too cloying. Sharp papery hops take the finish and linger into the aftertaste. This one is not so great.

Poured it from a bottle. Had a metallic taste to it. Unfortunate. I agree that it is a very poor representation of the Belgian Triple. Wouldn’t get it again.