Green Flash Trippel

Pours orange with a fruit, honey and sweet malt aroma. Taste is alcohol, honey and orange rind. Finishes bitter.

Yellow/orange, good lacing. Sweet candi sugar aroma, some raw heat. Sticky sweet, wildflower honey, more heat in the finish.

Sampled at the Impromptu Butter’s 6th cellar clearance. Near clear golden with white head. Bready aroma. Flavor has some hoppy quality but it is very sweet. Medium thick body. Nice amercian tripple, and not overpriced.

Pours a fuzzy off-white head with a golden amber body. Smells of ripe fruit and a yeast note. Tastes like ripe fruit, brown sugar, and white bread. Nice finish.

lots going on in this bottle.. from banana, candy, and honey like aromas ... like a jacked up kiddie clean cut Hefe .. . very tasty stuff .. . Thanks to MONEYMAN dinero ...

Pours hazt orange with a 1-2 finger (in a chalice) creamy peach-beige head that has decent retention. Aroma is yeast bread, caramel, citrus, grass, fresh hay, slightly stale grain andsome creamy fruit danish. Flavor is caramel, spicy yeast, lots of grass and planty notes, some metallics, orange glazed bread rolls, dusty apple, lightly toasted bread and grain. Finish is slightly metallic, apple, bread and raw yeast with hints of grass and soap. Palate is medium thickness, creamy, pleasantly carbonated and slightly sticky. Easily the best thing about this beer is the palate which is about right for this style to me aroma and flavor are pretty mediocre though.

Green Flash has impressed me so far. Pours cloudy golden orange with white head. Aroma is malt, booze, and acidic/tart. Taste is somewhat tart with some caramel, bread, straw. Nice and clean with some noble hops. Leaves nice lacing. Another impressive brew from these guys.

Murky yellowish-orange color with a white head. You could smell some type of fruit, some citrus and yeast. It has a taste of malt and sweetness. Alcohol wasn’t noticeable.