Flying Dog Kerberos Tripel

Pours copper-colored clear with white head. Aroma is caramel malts. Flavor is caramelized and sugar with definite yeast. Floral notes. Body is creamy and light with medium carbonation.

(Bottle 35,5 cl) Clear deep golden with a basically absent head. Aroma of sweet fruits and yeast. Medium body with sweet fruit and yeast - slightly phenolic. Subdued bitterness. 180909

Bottled@EBF2008. Golden colour, small white head. Aroma is wheat, belgoyeast and some mild hops. Flavour is fruits, hops, grass and some mild notes of alcohol.

Bottle, in the park. Golden, small fading head. Sweetish, honey and brewing mash nose, little alcohol and grassy hops. Strongly alcoholic, perry fruity flavor, sweet honey, little fruity hops in the boozy finish. Medium to full bodied, low carbonation. Put it in a paper bag and hit the streets!

Crushed with Jakebra, kinda. Abbey Tripel my ass. This is more like a golden ale combined with a crap Oktoberfest. Coats the mouth in a very bad way, with some fruits that almost save it, but a sour, stale, just plain bad finish kills it.

Bottled at Stockholm Beer Festival. Clear pale golden, small head. Almondy nose. Sweet and sticky. Rough and simplistic with plenty of glue, phenols and yeast. Burning sugar and alcohol in the finish.

[EBF @ Copenhagen, September 2008] Small fizzy white head that mostly diminished. Spare display of lacework. Cloudy golden color. Aroma of mild spicy, fruit, yeast. Over the palate came good spicy and caramel with some bitter floral notes. Medium bodied with an average carbonation and mild dry texture. Moderated sweet flavor with some counter bitterness. Light fruity and yeasty finish.

Bottle Head diminishes quickly. Amber color, I notice a lot of carbonation. Slight alcohol on the nose. Smells watered down. Very light forward, with quite a hoppy finish. An interesting beer, but it doesn’t fit the style very well.