t Kolleke Triple

Brewed by Stadsbrouwerij van Kollenburg
Style: Abbey Tripel
’s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

GOlden orange colored beer. Smell is ok, but the taste isn’t very good. Very flat and musty.

Vollmundig hefig und leicht süß im Antrunk. Unspektakulär und wenig aromatisch setzten sich die Noten fort, um die Hefigkeit bildet sich eine milde Würze, die im Abgang etwas zulegt. Ok. 11/11/11/9//11

Tap: Small white head on top of a orange colored beer. Smell sweets, sweat, fruits, spices and hops. Taste is a very sweet mix of spices, fruits, sweets, sugars, ripe fruit, hops, light bitter, spices and malts. Sweet light bitter aftertaste, low carbo, medium body, soft mouthfeel and watery texture.

0.75 l bottle at PBF. Golden color. Honeyish, rubbery and sweaty aroma. Malty, rubbery, fruity, papery, musty and stale flavor.

Bottled at PBF. Cloudy deep golden, airy mid sized head. Pineapple and yeast upfront. Sweet and fruity with above medium body. The yeasty esters bring out notes of gue that mixes with sugar and orange. Pretty decent, but not stellar.

On tap at ’t Arendsnest. Hazy yellow with a white head. fruity aroma and sweet fruity flavours. A Dutch tripel that fails to deliver.

On tap at Arendsnest. Yellow body with tall head. Citrus nose. Nice taste of grapefruit and citrus. Tangy flavours. Creamy mouthfeel. Good.

(Bottled, 0.75l) Opaque golden with a small, partly lasting head. Very mild aroma with fruity hints and somewhat plasticky maltiness. Orange-fruity maltiness with yeasty hints and some grainy harshness. Medium body, soft carbonation. A plain and characterless tripel, but without any serious faults.