St Feuillien Triple

Pours very frothy. has a sweet aroma but very bland. Appearance is a nice golden brown. Mouthfeel is nice with a light aftertaste. Flavor is nice and malty. A very nice but average for a belgian tripple.

750 Bottle. Snifter Glass. Nice golden color with big off white head. Aroma of sweet honey, yeast, and a little spice. Taste is less fruity (mainly orange) than advertised but with sweet malt and spice. Finnish is both acidic and mildly sweet. The alcohol is well hidden. Well balanced albeit less complex than some of the top triples.

Bottle from World of Beer Clearwater - virtually no head w/carbination - hoppy - floral spices - eventually smooth on the palate - not bad but not my favorite

From a bottle at Bon Vivant - Suffolk. Clear and golden with almost no haziness, although I’d have expected some. Solid light fizzy head. Acidic and an almost vinegary aroma. Smoother palate than the aroma suggested ... sharply bitter at first ... buttery and tight. Almost like a Witbier spiked with ethanol. (#2731, 3/3/2007)

75 cl. bottle. Amber, nice head and lacing. the aroma has notes of coriander and fruit. The flavour is complex with notes of alcohol, fermented apple and a nice citrus to balance the sweetness. It’s nice, but I prefer Maredsous, Triple Karmeliet or Westmalle.

Bottle. Hazy golden coloured with a huge white head. Aroma of fruits and spices with notes of yest and hops. Flavour of fruits, spices and hops with notes of yeast. Dry hoppy and yeasty finish.

thick head very crisp taste well carbination very fine triple easy drinking beer due to the floral aroma and all. i fucks wit this beer right here.

For a Tripel, it’s quite standard, which makes it plenty good for me. I overrate this style by a good half-point or so on average, so the RateBeer average is about right on this.