New Belgium Trippel

Pours golden with a white head. Aroma is belgian yeast, dark fruit, candi sugar. Flavor is sweet malt, yeast and spice. Packs a punch.

The look is a golden yellow color with a decent nice looking white head and clear in look. Smell is caramel, fruity, yeast, and earthy. Medium body. Taste is a touch of alcohol, yeast, fruit, and malts.

Gold pour with a small white head. Aroma is pears, spice, and grain. Similar flavors, lots of green apple and some caramel. I can pick out the booze in the finish, which is weird considering the ABV.

Bottle - poured into Stella glass. Heady, very nice with 1 1/2 " head. Medium amber color. Pleasing smell, very noticeable fruit/spice flavors. Let sit for a few minutes until head down to less than 1/4", also to let warm to mid 40-degrees. Taste - definite hint of spice, floral notes abound. Enjoyable and worth the price! I’d buy another 6-pack or would gladly try on tap. Update: Have since enjoyed several times, each time my appreciation increases - great beer for the price!

12 oz pours golden straw, and in fact, the straw follows in the flavor, along with faint citrus, mineral and spice. Body is smack between a wit and golden ale. Nice dry mineral finish.

clear gold pour with giant fluffy white head. yeast and spice aroma and a sweet fruit flavor. The dry finish has a nice citruis and pine kick

pours clear golden, aroma is sweet and clean. Taste is floral with a hint of spice.

Clear honey golden with a chalky fluffy head showing good retention and solid lacing. Perfumey aroma of straw and dried flowers. sweet malty palate with spicey yeast accents and a dry finish. After a while some subtle herbal elements come through. Nice.