 presario (2397), Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Jun 30, 2006
Pour starts out clear orange but darkens to a dirty brown- orange as the yeast is added to the glass. Lasting moderate dark foam. Aroma of orange, lemon zest and yeast. Heavy palate and a finish like seven grain bread. Strong candy sugar start and middle without being overly sweet and which then melds into the bread flavour. Near room temperature a strong saltiness emerges. Not groovy! Nice for a sipper but too high in alcohol for summer on the patio.
wetherel (995), Carlsbad, California, USA
Aug 21, 2008 22oz bottle from hannont on 5/8/08/ Pours a cloudy yellow amber color. Excellent aroma, of a little bit of banana, some corriander. really nice. Taste is sweet, easy to drink. A bit orange zest melds with the sweetness. Excellent. Truly one of the best Belgian triples. A pleasant surprise. I feel no qualms about rating this much higher than the average.
josarah (69), Hinesburg, Vermont, USA
Aug 11, 2008 Draft at brewery, white head, cloudy gold color, strong orange aroma. Well concealed alcohol. A very tasty brew with a orange and spice notes. Very drinkable
BlackDonald (1040), North Carolina, USA
Jul 31, 2008 Updated: Aug 9, 2008I really enjoyed this, very traditional, and true to style. A nice tribute to regional Belgian styles, and this brewery has it in spades. Lots of effervescent lighter fruits in this one, pears, grapes, and a light yeastiness, which mellows into a nice creamy mouthfeel. Very drinkable, finishing very dry on the palate.
HughConway (259), USA
Jul 26, 2008 Bottle. Fine aroma. Brown with light head, spicy taste, fine brew. Surprised the label met ATF approval.
BeerNeedy (16), Anchorage, Alaska, USA
Jul 19, 2008 22 oz. bottle. Produces a decent head atop a cloudy orange body. The orange is clearly noticeable on first aroma. This beer is surprisingly smooth and mellow considering its ABV. Not a huge fan of this variety but this stuff is OK.
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