Flying Dog Kerberos Tripel

Bottle. Clear golden colour with a small white head. Tastes like a light belgium tripel, but lacks some power.

<i>Bottled, Copenhagen, park near Kihoskh</i> (BB 04/2010)
Clear golden color, tiny white head. Aroma of brewing mash and molasses. Brewing mash, perry, some fruityness and alcohol. Almost like drinking strong Eastern European Lager. When beer warms up, some triple-like fruityness.

Clear golden with tiny white head. Sweet yeasty aroma with toasted malt and ripe fruits. Flavour likewise with a sweet end.

Sampled at EBF2008. Pours a clear golden yellow beer with an offwhite head. Has the typical aroma of Orval/Brett, some bubblegum. The flavor is sweet and malty. Bold mouthfeel and an average/good beer.

12 fl oz bottle. Pours hazy to cloudy orange with a lacing white head. Yeasty and mild estery aroma. Flavour is sweet fruity and yeasty. Lingering fruity and yeasty finish. Mellow and creamy yeasty and sweet finish.

Aroma is malty, spicy, notes of orange peel. Yellow/amber color, decent amount of carbonation. Flavor is fruity, peppery, spicy. The finish was malty, and strong on the alcohol, providing a slight warming. Good beer overall, on the low end for a tripel. Special note: This was part of a cool 4 pack of Flying Dog which had the Imperial Porter, the Barley Wine, the Double Dog and this beer.

(Bottled) Slightly hazy golden with a very small head. Very grainy, pale-honey-malty, sweetish aroma with pear and diacetyl hints. Grainy maltiness with pear fruitiness, moderate acidity, and quite evident alcohol. Medium body, medium carbonation. Not a very good try for a tripel.

12oz. pours a hazy golden orange with a thin white head. aroma is fruit, candy sugars, and a hint of spice. mouthful is full of spicy coriander and pepper. finish is bitter and dry. it would be nice if the fruit in the aroma would come out in the flavor...