 sneagrams3 (1447), St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Dec 24, 2005
Draft from the Tap Room. Good banana, yeast and bread nose. Pale golden hue. Aromas of citrus, sweet yeast, bananas, bubblegum. Spiced and slightly bitter. More so like a hefe, but still very nice.
MrRain (317), O’Fallon, Illinois, USA
Jan 21, 2008 Another great brew by Schlafly. The bartender said that the ABV was approx. 10% and I can believe it. One of these delicious beers gave me half of a buzz.
mad_scotsman (147), Fairview Heights, Illinois, USA
Sep 23, 2007 Had a golden color with an off white head. Had a spicy aroma with some malt. Had some creamy banana palate with a fair share of carbonation. The alcohol can be felt in the warm finish.
murawski (158), USA
May 13, 2007 Tasted at St. Louis BrewFest, May 12, 2007.
Very nice Belgian ale from Schlafly, with some interesting spiciness and a nice mouthfeel. Good.
hezron (594), Madison, Wisconsin, USA
Jan 15, 2007 On tap at the tap room. Aroma is loaded with banana, major banana with a few spicy notes. Reminds me of a strong wiess so far. Very cloudy golden yellow with a thin head. Sweet banana-malt flavor with a touch of clove and other spices. Warming, alcoholic finish. A little too simple to be a good tripel. Medium-full body with a sweet and creamy texture. Trade some of that banana flavor for more complex Belgian yeast flavors and make the finish a little drier and this would be much better.
vyvvy (1722), Hazelwood, Missouri, USA
Jan 12, 2007 On Tap at Schlafly’s Tap Room . Pours clear gold with a small / moderate sized white head. The aroma is cloying thick candied malt with essence of banana. Medium body with only a little bit of carbonation. The flavor starts with syrupy malt that is quite sweet and also has the bananas from the aroma. The finish has a sharp bunch - spice, sour and fizz. There is also some nectar fruit that lingers around a bit. The finish also has a bit of harshness to it. This is an okay beer, but not close to tripel standards. Never a favorite from the brewery.
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