St. Bernardus Tripel

330 ml bottle - clear, dark gold with thin white head and minor lacing; grainy, sweet with thin body; almost syrupy with mild flavors; some sweetness; raw, grainy and some yeasty spice; pretty tame overall

Really flowery and perfumey. A lot of hoppy taste and smell. Good beer overall. Very balanced with maltiness and sweetness. Refreshing and thick.

#500!!!!! Color is a pretty cloudy yellow with long lasting foamy head. Smell is sweet like a white wine, and flavor is a fluffy, wheaty malty mouth of delightful mess. Palate is a little stingy, but overall very refreshing. noticeably thick, too. No really acohol flavor. Quite nice. Bottle from Total Wine and Spirits, North Miami Beach.

Pours a hazy orange with a thin, short lasting head. Nice sweet aroma of yeast, fruit, brown sugar and spices. Mouth feel is harsh and dry. Full body. Taste is very similar to aroma: yeast, sugar and fruit (banana and apricots) with some spice notes. Long earthy finish. Very nice, complex brew, not very easy to drink though.

Amazing brew: Their supernatural yeast strain , that is found in St Bernard ’s sublime drinks is ovbious here !: aMazingly smooth, and drinkable. fLavours of powerful rich malts...someone pulked these hops from the Garden of Eden... sexy perfume..floral fruit. Oh woah Oh SHIT.

In a Trappist glass, this Tripel pours a straw yellow with little head. Nice aroma of fruit, flowers and alcohol. Taste is exactly what one would expect from a superb Tripel - citrus, spices, yeast and some floral notes that temper the alchol that also makes its presence known. Very nice.

Great aroma on this, i was really surprised even on my second bottle of this. Spice, citrus, cigar smoke and black licorice make up the awesome nose on this. Taste isn’t as big or cool, but its still delicious. Peach, lemon and ash.