Flying Dog Kerberos Tripel

33 cl bottle, Fargo, ND. Golden colour, floral notes, nice and thick consistency. Smooth, pretty mellow, with a warming finsih of alcohol and spices.

Bottle. Pours a golden body with a white rocky head. Yeast and bread, spices of clove and pepper, malty sweetness a hint of apple and candi sugar. good beer.

EBF2008. It’s a golden beer with a creamy head. The aroma has sweetness and notes of coriander, yeast, malt and fruit. The flavour has sweetness and it’s very ”Belgian” with notes of spice, yeast, candy sugar and fruit.

Bright golden-orange hue. Full mouthfeel. Solid malt base with honey-like flavors on top of light grains, flowers and tropical fruit. Spicy and floral aromas carry notes of clove, allspice and white pepper. Hints of mead and white wine in the finish. Dryish, warming aftertaste with a pinch of bitterness to cleave off the sweetness. Very pleasant.

[bottle at EBF 2008] Aroma is like filtered apple juice (from concentrate) with some jalapeno, yeast, and a touch of base malt. Bright gold with a white ring. Nice spicy musty Belgian tripel with not too much sugar. Almost witbier herbal notes: apples and oranges and coriander and parsley. Sweetness is almost balanced by an herbal and woody bitterness. Medium body, medium carbonation, sweet and bitter finish.

Botlled at Haket. Goledn with a small head. Yeasty and grassy aroma with tropical fruits. Some toffee in the flavour aswell. Too much alcoholic notes.

Pours orange with a white head that dissapears almost instantly. Aroma is of hops, spice, and sugars. Taste was bitter, with overpowering spice, balanced with the sugars and hops. Strong presence of alcohol. Nice lingering hop flavors make up for the spice flavors that dominate this beer. Wouldn’t have it a second time.

pours bright brass color with small head. very mild flavor, mostly malt tones with some light yeastieness in the background. not nearly as crisp as i like a triple.