 dpjuart (670), Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA
Nov 24, 2007
Bomber courtesy/shared with ’Naka. Pours a hazy orange color with amber hues. Nose of malt and spice, with a touch of citrus and floral notes. Decently medium-bodied, spices dominate, Very dry finish, with a touch of bitterness. It really doesn’t have the big malt profile that I’ve seen in other tripels. Not a bad beer, but not necessarily a tripel in any sense of the word.
BeerandBlues2 (2946), Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Jun 19, 2009 Bottle. Pours hazy orange with a small, fizzy, white head, diminishing with spare lacing. Aroma is average malt (straw, bread), light hop (grass, flowers), average yeast (dough) with notes of alcohol, sugar, coriander, and orange peel. Full bodied, alcoholic texture, average carbonation, and a spicy finish. Long duration, moderate sweetness and acidity, light bitterness.
fonefan (8711), VestJylland, Denmark
Jun 8, 2009 Bottle 1pt. 6fl.oz. @ home.
Clear medium orange color with a average to large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate malty, caramel, light to moderate hoppy, orange, spicy, moderate yeasty, coriander notes, alcohol. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and bitter with a average to long duration, and a peppery finish. Body is medium to light full, texture is oily, carbonation is soft, finish feel is light alcoholic. [20090126]
riversideAK (2364), Shoreline, Washington, USA
May 27, 2009 This was a bizarre and miscategorized IMO. Gold pour with a nice fluffy head. Very non tripel or even Belgian aroma for that matter. The nose is soft and sweet, a little bland with some pilsner malts, perhaps bready with some sweet grassy notes. Bready flavor, grassy sweetness, woody bitterness. Maybe some yeasty esters, but this is way more imperial pilsner than tripel. My rating is for an imperial pilsner instead of a tripel.
daknole (2143), Plantation, Florida, USA
May 25, 2009 Bottle. Pours a light amberish color. What is this? A tripel or what? Aroma has caramel malt, some fruit and hops. Flavor is dry as a bone. No normal tripel notes in this one. I don’t know what I am drinking. I don’t like it...that I do know. Vegetal and herbal notes. Weird.
BeerBiker (1362), Odense, Denmark
Apr 25, 2009 [Bottle @ Odense Tasting, 14th February 2009, remembered for Carsten BeerMouths fantastic 3 meals highend gastronomy.] Although it’s long time I’ve tasted these brewdrops I remember it as one we had high expects to, but it was not especially good. Need some else than all this dryness!
ChristianScheffel (3013), Odense, Denmark
Apr 25, 2009 hazy golden with a lasting white head. Aroma of caramel, fruity hops and oranges. Dry and hoppy flavour with a slighly yeasty note. Distinctly American in character...
bfeldmann (1042), Wilmington, Delaware, USA
Apr 1, 2009 Okay miss labeled for sure. Was closer to a pils then a tripel. Poured cloudy amer color almost no head or lacing, right there should have told me something. Aroma was grass and herbal tea. Flavor was grassy and earthy something type of spice in there as well. Not a good one even if it was a pils, but for a tripel was a train wreck.
Bragesnak (1954), Aarhus, Denmark
Mar 29, 2009 From Voldby, DK.
Bottled, 280309.
Amber with small head. Aroma of yeasty fruit. Flavor is some malt and fruity esters. Some alcohol
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