Mad Abbot Tripel

Brewed by The Little Brewing Company
Style: Abbey Tripel
Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

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On tap at Biero. Masterpiece. Aromas of apricot, with a touch of caramel; nuts, bread, and alcohol. Taste is sweet and dry, slightly peppery, with great length. Palate is creamy, and full bodied. Orange, with a persistent head.

(bottle) Poured hazy golden with some off-white head. Rich fruit and caramel / toffee aroma with lovely floral hints. Full bodied, even oily with plenty of fine carbonation. Flavour is sweet malt / toffee and rich fruitiness at start which develops some peppery spiciness and the high alcohol starts to show through. A good long finish with some slight and pleasant bitterness. Overall an excellent strong Belgian style beer.

Bottle. Hazy gold body with a large off-white foamy head. Moderate to highly carbonated. Aroma of banana, coriander seed, cloves. Taste-sweet, bread-biscuit, dry spices, banana-a touch of bitterness at the end of the finish. Medium bodied. An estery example of the style and doesn’t have the bitter backbone of some triples, but excellent, I really enjoyed it.

Mmm, orange colour, heady aromas, citrus, stone fruit, banana and spice. Sweet taste, lengthy finish. Very good.

bottle. pours a golden orange with a thick off-white head. aroma is of stone fruits and banana. taste is of a sweet caramel malt with citrus and stone fruit, followed by a dry, bitter finish

Bottle (tasting at Omhper´s) A hazy orange yellow colour with a small white head. An aroma of yeast, citrus and banana.. The taste is medium bitter. A medium body, oily texture, soft carbonation and a medium long duration.

Bottle. Pours cloudy blond/yellow with a dissipating white head. Aroma of caramel, toasted malts, citrus fruits. Flavour is hop heavy, caramel malts, citrus fruit. Well balanced. Bitter at first then becomes milder and quite smooth. Dry mouth feel.

fizzy golden, no head retention. first smell of this didn’t seem promising in my nostrils, dominated by spicy phenols, I prefer my tripels more dominated by fruity esters. the taste was really good though, mainly fruity and perfect balance of sweet flavours with a dry palate. going back to the aroma it ’fruitens up’ while its warming up. alcohol is certainly there but it is not head ache inducing. quite tasty! Cheer to nate2g for the bottle

Bottle. Pours hazy golden with a frothy white head that slowly collapsed, Some light sediment evident in the glass. Nose of spice, orange, stonefruit, vanilla and banana...quite an appealing mix. The flavour is pleasant and mirrors the aroma nicely. A nice lingering fruitiness in the finish. Softly carbonated. Hides the abv extremely well. It’s well attenuated and a refreshingly tasty tripel...well done LBC.

Colour me surprised. Nice fruity nose.In the mouth it is quite viscous with a fair bit of fruit prevalent and a tangy quality to it in the finish. Reasonably authentic. If you are a tripel fan i would seek this out.