Felstar Felstar Triple

Brewed by Felstar
Style: Abbey Tripel
Dunmow, England

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

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Bottled. A dark red-brown beer with a dark brown head. The aroma has notes of chocolate, malt, and alcohol. The flavor is sweet with notes of alcohol, over ripe fruits, caramel sauce, malt, and prunes, leading to a dry alcoholic finish. Not an abbey triple. Thanks Papsoe for sharing.

Bottle at Ungstrup. Hazy dark brown coloured with a small beige head. Sweet and light roasted aroma of dark chocolate with notes of liquorice. Sweet and light roasted flavour of caramel, dark chocolate and liquorice. Light roasted finish.

shared by papsoe at ugstrups clear brown, smooth light brown head. mild aroma, faint dark fruits. flavor is roasted malty, dark fruits, quite complex, faint licorice, a bit stoutish for aquad, quite dark for a tripel.

Bottle 27,5 cl. Courtesy of madmitch76. Pours an opaque black with a beige head. Sweet dark fruit in the nose. Solid body, sweet overripe dark fruits, again the pruney kind, some brown sugar and a subtle roast. Warming alcohol finish. Very nice but more of a Dubbel or a Quad. 090212

33 cL bottle. Pours hazy dark brown with a small tan head. Aroma is overripe fruity and dark malty. Overripe fruity and light spiced. Thick malty and alcohol. Overripe fruity and dark malty into the finish.

Bottle. Pours dark. very dark. Not much of a head but with a touch more carbonation than I was expecting. Setlles nicely in to a thin beige top. Initial aroma is mainly raisin with date with an undeniable alcohol edge. There’s a hint of dark chocolate shavings too with maybe some tropical fruits. Quite thin on the palate washing delicately over the tongue, but at 9.2% this is not a quaffing beer. The taste is again heavy on the raisin, fading quickly into an almost woody dryness with a touh of pepper but not as satisfying as I was expecting. Very good though.