Midnight Sun Épluche-Culotte

Light amber color, with an tan/white head. Aromas are sweet citrus fruit, yeast, and malt. Taste citrus, yeast, some spice, and maybe a little bit of honey. It’s sweet, but in a good way, not sticky sweet at all. Alcohol is well hidden. Quite nice. Thanks to derekarent for trading me this one.

Orange/amber body topped by a fleeting off-white head. The aroma is sweet, yeasty, fruity, and touched with spice. Medium bodied with ample carbonation. The flavor was spiced fruit cut with alcohol. Interesting and rewarding but not extraordinary.

Thanks to footbalm for this. Pours hazy deep gold with gigantic, creamy, off-white head. Aroma of citrus, candi sugar, Brett, orange zest, spice. Very complex aroma. Tastes fruity, with mucho candi sugar, orange peel, coriander, spices. Very well balanced, and as far as this Ph.D. is concerned, very underrated. As underrated as free breast implants on Army females.

Dark orange, with light, bubbly head. Vinious, maybe my sample was getting a little old. Physallis, a little balsamic twang and some peach gives this a very "fresh" feeling that I enjoyed. Honey sweet, with a powerful alcohol feel that dries out your mouth. Maybe a bit too carbonated for the style, but it helped balance out the aridity somewhat.

Golden color with big head that goes down quicky. Acid, honey and fruity aroma. Sweet and peach fruitiness taste with some acidity. Smooth mouthfeel. Not bad but improvement is needed to reach Belgian standards.

Aroma:honey,wheat and sugar... Appearance:Hazy gold,small head... Flavor:Honey,Sugar,alcohol,yeast and small wine taste. . . Palate:Alcohol and honey...

Pours amber with a generous head that lingers a while. Great lacing throughout each glass. Smells of banana and lemon. Tastes of caramel, honey, vanilla and raisins. Lots of carbonation and great mouthfeel. One of the better American Abbey Trippels I’ve had.

Hazy orange color with yeast sediment and a ring of lace. Aroma of yeast, citrus, balsamic vinegar and honey. Flavor of citrus, yeast and honey. Light to medium body, creamy texture, the carbonation level is way to strong for my taste. It’s good but a bit over-rated.