Stoudts Triple

Brewed by Stoudts Brewing Co.
Style: Abbey Tripel
Adamstown, Pennsylvania USA

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

got this in a trade a while ago and I don’t know who sent it but thanks who ever you are. poured a cloudy tan orange with a small light tan head that didn’t last long. aroma sour fruits, spicy, yeast. flavor cantaloupe, which I do not like and won’t eat it but I will make the sacrifice and not include that in my rating and finish this beer, got some orange and a nice sweetness which I am glad of because of the aroma being so sour, and a nice alcohol burn, yeast, and some nice spices got the glove and a hint if lemon. not to bad

Bottle. Pours a hazy dark orange with an average size diminishing white head. Aroma’s sweet and fruity with yeast, alcohol and a hint of vanilla and spices. Flavour starts quite boozy and dry then follows with sweet malt, doughy yeast, fruit and spices. Medium bodied, sticky mouthfeel. Good enough but even for a Tripel the alcohol could be better hidden to make it more pleasurable to drink.

12/05/2006: Tonight I’m doing a comparison tasting between Stoudt’s Triple and Victory Golden Monkey Tripel Ale. First up is the Stoudt’s... Stoudt’s Triple pours a muddy amber orange color with a small bubbly orange-light brown colored head that disappears quickly to leave a thin veil. The clarity actually becomes nearly clear if the beer sets a little while. The visible level of carbonation is mild to medium. The aroma is sweet, malty, fruity, and exposes the aged qualities of this 1.25 year old brew. The flavor is rich and sweet with lots of nicely aged fruit flavors. I think that candied pear and apple is a good way to describe the "fruity" quality of this beer. There is some sweet, warming alcohol that comes out in the long, malty finish, but overall the alcohol is well hidden. This beer is thick without being too viscous and coats the mouth nicely. Overall I think that this is a solid Triple from a respected American micro brewery. I enjoyed the aroma and flavor of this slightly aged beer. Now let’s see how it compares to the Victory Golden Monkey Tripel... 12 oz bottle (on 8/24/05), $2.33 from Belmont Party Supply.

I may not be the biggest triple fan, but this was a big dissapointent. WHile drinkable, not recomended.

A perky and fruity tripple, similar to an IPA. This was my first Stoudt’s and it makes me want to try other beers from their berwery.

orangish amber colored pour w/ a thick rocky off white head some good visable carbonation and some nice lacing, good staying power in the head. Some aroma of belgian yeasts some candied sugars some pears some oranges a bit of cereal and a touch of alcohol. Palate is well coated lightly fluffy a bit creamy. Flavor has a definate cereal note to it some bread doughes as well lots of sweet bready bananna like flavors some hints of apple and pear w/ a sweet sugared finish. Quite nice to drink.

Not a bad try on a Triple... i wasn’t too hot on the hop choice. The Mouthfeel was a little light, could use some more malts. Overall, it won’t dissapoint.

Bottle. Pours an dark amber-orange body with a medium-sized medium white head. The aroma consists of oranges, lemon, spicy cereal hops, and some sweet pears. Thick alcoholic palate with an average flavour profile- quite bready and very sweet but not really over the top. Not all that complex in the end.