Had at a Bruisin-Ales beer dinner, paired with Rabit Crepinette with potato pancake and Apple braised cabbage, and I have to say it paired excellently. Definitly a great compliment to a meal like this, very proper. And wow was it god.

Bottle. Very yeasty, spicy, coriander, very sweet. A very large white foamy-rocky head, very long lasting. Clear yellow body. Moderate acidic start, then it gets a little bit bitter. Dry, medium body, quite lively carbonation. A nice beer.

A true golden unfiltered brew with a fatihful but svelte white head, this trippel packs the punch of balanced complex layered flavors, perfectily aligned. Sweet maltiness, hops, fruit, with a wonderful clean finish.

Medium to dark golden color, huge white head. Sweet, honey-citrus aroma, big yeast, wheat and barley malts, lots of lemon, hops and spices as well. Very appetizing. Flavor very lemony, good strong alcohol bite, lots of honey. Spicy, sour, sweet, and bitter. Very complex—there’s a lot going on here! Palate: relatively lite, refreshing, very carbonated. A great tripel.

Bottled 33cl. It pours a hazy golden beer with a huge creamy off white head. Good retention. The nose is of melon, gooseberries, candy, grapes and coriander accompanied by a lot of orange and cork. Woody. A lot of honey appears when warming up. Melon, tobacco, grapes, gooseberries and cork in the taste. Medium to low bitterness. Beautiful lacework. Some "le parfait" and vitamin tablets sneking in - not all that pleasant. Floral. Full bodied. Rather sweet and lightly peppery. Some alcohol showing up with the swallow. Late bitterness. Hints of hops, pepper, melon, orange peel and tobacco in the finish. Complex. Not my kind of tripel though. Too sweet to my liking, a cork-like characteristic and so on..... Not worth purchasing again.