St Feuillien Triple

Filtered straw colour. Large retained head. Very appetizing. Sweet, malty aroma, some hint of alcohol. Maybe served too cold to do it justice. Nice balance, though towards the alcohol as expected for a triple. Too much for me. Thin body, fresh. Triples are usually too boozy for me. Served straight from the freezer. Maybe that helped. Towards the end of the glass it becomes too much.

Bottle at the Demervallei, Aarschot, Belgium
Lightly hazy, blond body. White head. Aroma of fresh fruit (peach, apricot, ...), white wine, cara-malt; quite nice, interesting, special. Smooth, moderately sweet, lightly bitter flavour. HAs an odd winy component in the flavour. Easy drinkable. Lacks some character. Nice, but not great.

Tried next to Chimay white. Both my wife and I preferred St. F. Both are good.

330ml bottle. Typical but in the same way a good tripel. Has a well ballanced caracter. Sweet, flowery and light bread.

330ml bottle, cellar aged for around 18 months. Sweet, floral aroma, fruity and very lightly spicy with notable honey, pear and some lighter herbal tones. Hazy deep golden color with a lasting, fine head. Flavor is estery and sugary, mildly bitter and spicy with a sweet malt backbone, fruity yeast and peppery alcohol in the background, finishing drier and lightly citric. Sharp, almost tart and moderately effervescent on the palate, body is medium-full. Good, but not outstanding.

Appearance: Orange golden. Fizzy. Lots of thick, white head. Aroma: Citrus, fruit. Hops and spices. Taste: Smooth. Nice fruit and spices. Good malt and hops. Info: 330ml bottle, 28/7-2009, 27/100

Bottle. Hazy yellow body, with a medium white head. Aroma i s honey, yeast and fruit. Flavor is sweet, fruit and alcohol.

Deep golden body with a big, sticky foam that bonds to the glass. Non-stop stream of bubbles. Aroma of alcohol, honey, apples, pears, flowers. Beautiful. mediom full body with a soft effervescents. Flavor of alcohol, candied sugars, pale malts. Quite an enjoyable beer.