St Feuillien Triple

750ml bottle. Glowing thick golden color with a nice head that dies down relatively fast. Sweet and creamy, with a solid yeast backbone. Delicate mouthfeel, but sweet enough to let you know there is some serious alcohol. Great Tripel.

Dark golden pour, bordering on amber with a small, fizzy white head that quickly fades. Aroma of yeast and bananas. Flavor is tangy and fruity: banana bread with maybe a nint of raisins and figs. Soft, yet highly carbonated mouthfeel and a body just short of medium. Pleasant semi-sweet finish. Excellent.

Bottle. Golden pour with a nice white head. Taste is very light for a tripple, but still very good. Mouthfeel is light and easy drinking. not too bad

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750ml bottle. Loads of fruity esters on the nose. Banana bread, peppery yeast, dry grassy hops. Simple. Pours dark amber with a thick and forever lasting off white head. Mouth filling carbonation. Plenty of bread. Dry and spicy yeast. Some aged hops. Alcohol. Forgettable.

33cl bottle: Pours unclear gold with a decent white head. Aroma is yeasty & spicy. Fruity orange & peppery. Medium bodied. Lively carbonation. Dry end.

Nearly overshadowed by the defeat of Wand to Chuck. Great fight. At least I was drinking this. I love this stuff, I have at least one a week at the moment. Fruity aroma, banana and slight hint of orange end of the fruit spectrum. Palate is great, taste is lovely. Stays beautiful sat on the table while you talk rubbish. Great tripel.

Cloudy straw yellow with a slight hint of orange. Lightly spicy with hints of cinnamon, spiky citrus. Flavor is surprisingly subdued; thin, quavering malt, breadiness, light banana and clove. Finishes with moderate bitterness and wet grain, softness, lemon rind.