La Rulles Triple

750 ml. Amber-orange with a few floaties and a two-finger, lasting head. Spicy apples and earthy brown sugar aroma. Bubblegum, cinnamon, alcohol, and slightly bitter earth-spiced caramel apple flavors. Maybe some slight sour leather and figs as well. Creamy-smooth, medium body is slightly dry and tingly.

On tap: Cloudy yellow in color with aromas of baking yeast, honey, ripe citrus fruits and spice. The palate was soft and not very powerful but smooth. While nothing stood out for me it was definitely enjoyable.

mild belgian beer, doughy strong yeast. Aroma of light, sweet fruits.very mild beer. Nothing special jumped out at me with this one.

Bottle (75cl). Amber colored hazy body with medium size dense off-white head. Malt and fruit in the nose. Flavour dominated by a nice sweet feeling with malt alt hops.

750ml bottle. Intially served too cold... had a metallic taste. As warmed up, fruityness disappeared, became hoppy with a slight bitterness.

750ml. Clear straw colored pour with a lot of visible bubbles and a white head. Pretty classic triple aroma - spices (coriander), orange zest, candi sugar, with alcohol and some funk in the background. Flavor is similar with lots of the malt showing the back half. Slightly metallic, but it doesn’t detract except in the finish. Highly carbonated with lots of small bubbles. Above average.

Bottled 0,75L. Creamy and adherent head of good persistence. Lightly orange and fraught yellow color with discreet fizzy aspect and sufficient sediment presence. Flowery, alcoholic, sweet aroma, honey and stum. Solid and wrapping taste, much persistent and warmth end.

Bottle. Low but lasting white head. Hazy yellow body. Fruity sweet aroma. Relatively sweet and unagressive for a tripel, medium hopped. Low carbonation. Long aftertaste.