Moinette Blonde

Brewed by Brasserie Dupont
Style: Abbey Tripel
Tourpes-Leuze, Belgium

Very hazy orange, creamy off-white head. Very nice aroma, peaches, apricot. Doughy, yeasty texture. Fruity taste, peppery too. Good tripel.

750 ml bottle. Hazy ornage yellow with a very fluffy head that lasted forever. Nice lacing all the way down. Fruity aromas. Citrus, lemon zest, maybe a touch of skunk. Flavors were still fruity with more of a malty background and a slight alcohol flavor. Some pepper and mild bitterness. Very tasty

Color is gold, thin bubbly white head. Aroma is green apples, white wine, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, light alcohol. Taste is lightly tart, with the apple sweetness, some alcohol warming, very light hop background. Not bad.

Big aroma of citrus, yeast, hard fruits, and spices. The flavor is herbal and citrusy. Some alcohol spiciness as well with a dry finish. This is a fine abbey and worth seeking out.

Dark gold in colour with strong carbonation. Fantastic aromas of grassy hops, green banana, marshmallow, mild sour citrus, and ripe pear. Loads of ripe pear in the mouth, along with notes of black pepper, alcohol, and some light caramel. Dries out rapidly on the finish, with the alcohol note hanging around a bit too long. If you’re familiar with other Dupont products, this tripel will taste exactly like you’d expect it to.

33cL bottle. Poured clear golden with a sold white head. I was disappointed in the taste of this beer; I thought it was soapy and slightly medicinal in flavor. I will try to get another bottle and re-rate as required.

Bottle. Pours a thick yellow orange color with a frothy white head. Fruity and malty aroma. Flavor has strong malt and yeast presence, somewhat spicy, evenly balaced between sweet and bitter. Palate with thick and creamy with good carbonation. Very good.

Golden, hazy and a nice head. The aroma has notes of fruit, aroma hops and a bit of yeast. The flavour is lightly sweet with notes of fruit, caramel and a nice, dry, citrussy finish. A nice one.