St. Bernardus Tripel

Cloudy Orange, nice dense white head, with lotsa floaties and a vigorous carbonation. Nice aroma - toasty, fruity, with hints of banana and bubble gum. Flavor is also bready at first, with some more fruity flavors mixed in. finishes crisp and a bit peppery.

Pours a hazy orange with a thick white head. Aroma is yeasty and sweet with fruity notes.Taste is sweet and citrusy, with a sweet yeast finish.

Bottle. I’m not a fan of this tripel. All the flavours are nicely balanced, but the dry taste in combination with the mouldy yeast of St.B makes this hard for me to swallow. Lots of fruity flavours and aroma’s, some spices. Dry mouthfeel.

Very sweet and spicy, with a very powerful malty backbone. I really liked that there was that authentic belgian yeastiness but there was also a complimenting sourness and sweetness to chalk up the complexity of this beer. Really very good.

Everything you expect in a Tripel. Pours a hazy dark orange color. Thin white head with decent retention and lacing. Aroma is sweet fruit (cherries) and yeast. Alcohol is noticeable in the aroma, but less so in the taste. Flavor is fruity, with some citrus, and lots of honey and caramel sweetness. Nice clean finish.

11.2 oz. bottle. Pours a cloudy antique gold with a moderate white head that faded to an uneven film after about two-thirds of the glass and left a coating of foam after each sip. Surprisingly light aroma with a few whiffs of malt, yeast and some fruit. Much more flavorful than the aroma suggests with rich malt, caramel, fruit and yeast. Lovely, light silky mouthfeel. No hint of the 8% abv. Very nice!

pours a semi-hazy yellow-orange with a large white foamy head.
smell is of sweet fruit, some citrus, yeast, few spices.
taste is over carbonated, peach, pear, spice, pepper, ends is bitter and dry.

33cl, from De Hopduvel Gent, complex brew, cloudy, good head, good brew, balanced