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St Feuillien Triple

Percentile
96
overall
Brewed by Brasserie St-Feuillien / Friart
Style: Abbey Tripel

Le Roeulx, Belgium

bottled
common

on tap
available

Broad Distribution
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RatingsAverageScoreABVStyle PctlServe in
4963.74/5.03.72/5.08.5%95.1Trappist glass, Tulip
Commercial Description:
This beer has a white, smooth and very compact head. Its pale amber colour is very characteristic revealing a distinctive maltiness. It has a rich aroma with a unique combination of aromatic hops, spices and the typical bouquet of fermentation - very fruity. Secondary fermentation in the bottle gives it a unique aroma due to the presence of yeast. St Feuillien Triple has a very strong and exceptionally lingering taste thanks to its density and its long storage period.
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 Emil (6074), Copenhagen, Denmark
3.2 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
6/103/56/103/514/20
Oct 10, 2004  
Golden color, Heavy yeasty spicy aroma and sweet taste, medium body, Light sweet spicy finish.


 Joeh (1908), Buckinghamshire, England
4.3 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
8/104/59/104/518/20
Sep 21, 2004  
Bottle bought up in Belgium. As pale as Fosters Lager. However this isn’t carried through into the aroma or taste, as it’s full of flavour, spicy and hoppy, yeasty and peppery. Excellent Tripel


 duff (5474), Surrey, Greater London, England
3.3 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
6/103/57/103/514/20
Sep 14, 2004  
Bottle. Harsh lemon and yeast in the aroma, slight hint of it being stale. The palate was softer than the nost was suggesting. In many ways a typical triple, yeasty, peppery, appley(and also pears), with some lemony acidity, slightly dusty, spicy mouthfeel, with a little alcohol in the finish, reasonably bitter, felt a bit stale though, yet it was within the use-by date, didn’t like it as much as their others.


Krasulak (63), Wapadrand, Pretoria, South Africa
4.1 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
8/104/57/104/518/20
Sep 14, 2004  
Stubby 330 ml Duvellike bottle. Light golden with huge white head. Strong lacing. Powerful aroma of fruit, nectar rich flowers, green apple peel, fresh rising yeast. Intense and quite complex flavour: fruity, especially grapefruit, a bit sour but also sweet and bitter, goodly touch of ripe melon. Lively carbonation- watch for those beer burps! Alcohol (not too shabby at 8.5 %) nicely tucked away. An absolutely delightful triple. Positively a threat to my sobriety.


 LoveCaissa (873), Copenhagen, Denmark
3.9 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
8/104/57/105/515/20
Sep 12, 2004  
Nice Belgian Triple. Huge white head and a very lively mouthfeel. Good stuff!


 BeerAteHer (384), St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
4 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
8/104/57/105/516/20
Sep 10, 2004    Updated: Sep 11, 2004
Very powerful flower-hoppy, peppery-yeasty aroma even at a cold temperature. Interesting "conventional" light golden color - from a distance could pass for a light pale ale. Thick head with lacing so strong the lip marks actually stay on the glass! Flavor somewhat bland but with some intense fruity gushes, and a sweet-and-sour complexity going down. Like so many excellent Belgians the afterglow is the highlight of the brew - intensely bitter with grapefruit and slight raisin tinges ... and needless to say enough intense beerburp carbonation to cure even the worst indigestion. [Slight revision 09/11/2004: subtracted 1 point in Overall because the yeast element is slightly overprominent in the carbonation.]


 Pigfoot (2226), Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
4.4 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
8/105/58/105/518/20
Aug 29, 2004  
Clear golden hue, and a towering, fantastic, huge white head. Aroma is gorgeous and spicy, with citrus and honey notes. So far, it’s a perfect profile for a tripel without even taking a taste. And, that taste? Divine! Utterly lovely, light, buouyant, with a dazzling hop prominence at first, and a good touch of graininess in the texture. Sweet, light, and scrumptious, and the sugar starts to take prominence here in the middle. An utterly unreproachable tripel, and a complete delight. Top-notch tripel, beautiful beer.


 Ungstrup (15098), Frederiksberg, Denmark
3.8 Aroma Appearance Flavor Palate Overall
7/104/57/104/516/20
Aug 28, 2004  
A hazy orange beer with a huge beige head. The aroma is sweet spicy with notes of coriander, gooseberries, yeast, and citrus. The flavor is very sweet, but not too much, since it is combined with loads of different spices; coriander, orangepeel, yeast, earth, and wood. In the background lies a acidity - that balances the sweetness perfectly.



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