St Feuillien Triple

Bottle. Golden colour with an average head. The aroma is yeasty, with a bit of fruits and little spices. The flavor is spicy, bit hopped, caramel, and bit dry in the finish.

Golden blonde color. White foamy head. aroma of spice and malts. Flavor of sweet malt overpowered by hops. Brilliant!

Bottled. Hazy, pale yellowish nutbrown colour with huge fluffy white head. Aroma is acidic fruits with some flowery hints. Flavour is stingingly spicy and also very acidic fruity. Quite dry finish, but not much aftertaste. An ok and quite clean tripel, but then again nothing that surprises either.

This amber ale pours with a nice white head, eliciting a flowery hop aroma. The flavor is fruity and spicy with a dry finish. This is a decent, but rather blase example of an abbey ale.

Bottle. White and astoshingly low head. Hazy yellow body. Aroma of hops and heavily dominated by alcohol. Acidic hops flavor with a lot of carbonation, probably in a not succeeded attempt to hide the alcohol. I simply do not understand your high ratings. Is it: Oh my goodness its Belgian it must be good. Bullshit. (Heard somebody talking of a Belgian mafia).

Bottle, pours a golden amber colour with a deliciously large pillowy white head. Aroma is equally delicious, malty and spicy, with touches of yeast. Sharp and peppery on the palate, quite carbonated, but that works well offsetting the alcohol sweetness. Dry and sweet in a relatively short finish.

On tap. Hazy gold, thin white head. Aroma is plums, pears, malt, & spices. Flavor is fruity, malty, and slightly spicy. I can taste a faint hint of olives.

Faintly hazy gold with a large whtie head, but jsut so-so lace. Nose has a yeasty sourness to it, vollowed by a light touch of anise, and some spice notes - pretty nice al in all. On the palate there is a livley effervescence complementing a medium body and a pretty clean mouthfeel. Flavors of light stone fruit are balnced by a slight sourness and some spicy bitterness.