St Feuillien Triple

2 ounce sample at 99 Bottles, Federal Way, WA. White head. Little lacing. Mostly clear body. Melted butter color. Major aromas and flavors include lemon, pear, grape, cloves, other spices. Primary flavor is grape-pear with hint of lemon. Less dry, more sweet, than the other tripels I have had. Great.

Bottle. Clear golden colour with large creamy white mostly lasting head. Fruity aroma. Sweet spicy flavor with notes of alcohol-

Bottle: Pours a hazy deep golden topped by a dense, white, frothy head. The aroma has some nice sweet Belgian malts, sweet and spicy simultaneously. Honey-ish, with a date like fruitiness. Lively, rich mouth feel. Has a nice Belgian malt profile, giving it a solid body. Flavor is honey-ish, figgy, yeasty, and has a sweet nutty character as well, with a balancing spiciness. The finish has an ideal amount of bitterness to make this treat highly quaff-able. A rich, and very appetizing Tripel.

Pours clear and golden with large white head. Sweat and spicy aroma. Plenty of malts in the smell. More spiciness in the flavor. Well balanced. I could imagine drinking this all day ong and having a great time getting aquainted with the floor.

A big blonde beer with honeyed overtones and therefore sweet in a pleasant, moderate way. Quite a tasty treat and above-average.

6 liter bottle enjoyed at Pre-GABF party. Yellow onion pour that was clear with plenty of carbonation and a huge head. Musty sweet floral aroma. The flavor has flowers and a generally easy drinking Belgian yeast profile that is marked with some light spice (kind of like cardamom). Yeasty dark fruit 9like prune). Tasty. Medium creamy carbonated body.

A very nice tripel, this one pours a clear, medium gold. Nose is yeast and spices. Flavors are the same, with notes of light fruit, and full.

750 BOTTLE. I really expected more from this beer. Way too much carbonation. Strong taste of yeast and alcohol. Does start off smooth and finishes strong. Liked it, but have had better Tripels.