Kasteelbier Tripel Blonde 11%

Brewed by Brouwerij Van Honsebrouck
Style: Abbey Tripel
Ingelmunster, Belgium

A beautifull foam had my kasteelbier, it was not too cold. But there was too much alcohol taste.

Not what I expected from a Triple. This is a lighter brew, although strong. It was a bit bitter... almost like a Heineken, but with the obvious hint of Belgian flavor. Not a recommended Triple.

Golden, orangy hue with a creamy white head. Lovely orange and yeasty nose, evident high carbonation. Taste follows the nose, delightful. Slightly sweet with orange, pear and yeast. Good stuff.

Pours a pale gold color with a medium head that dissipates rather quickly. Good lacing. Aroma is fruity, sweet and sour. Flavor is quite fruity and spicy. Mouthfeel is silky at first with a nice alcohol dryness on the swallow. This is pretty good.

Orangish hue - thin head and lots of carbonation. Well-balanced cirtus flavors throughout. Malty, with the alcohol highly masked. Had no idea this was even near 11%!

Light golden color makes you underestimate this beer. The full aroma and taste of spicey oranges. Interesting, different, and good. with an odd aftertaste though.

Bottle @ Beer Circus, Croydon. Big head. Sulphur, egg and yeast nose. Golden colour. Taste is thick musct-like, alcohol and sweetness. Alcohol comes through the nose. I enjoyed this one.

In bottle at Erasmus Bruges. Pale yellow with small head. Spicy nose. Overpowering alcohol taste that rises above the spice and flavor. Reallly too much...