Texels Tripel

Brewed by Texelse Bierbrouwerij
Style: Abbey Tripel
Oudeschild, Netherlands

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

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in my opion the best beer of this brewery, and also regarded as th best tripel of the netherlands by many people.Nice golden color, with nice foam which dissappear quite fast. Hoppy nose, hoppy palate with some fruity freshness aswell. Nice dry finish of hopps and a long aftertaste.

absolute a full body tripel, complex from tasting, malty,hopbitterness and little sweet al together . nice strong foam little bit cloudy when you fill youre glass with the last yeast from the after yeasting. creamy tasting, few esters from 8,5 % alcohol.warm color beer, one off my favorites.

Pours with a medium white head. Orangy-brown in color. A somewhat thick, syrup-like substance. Starts off sweet and fruity and ends with some bitterness. Feels hot down the throat, as usual with a tripel. I liked how a curious mix of sweet bitterness stayed in my mouth for a while after drinking. A very nice beer!

Hazy golden beer with no visible carbonation. Yet a good texture. Surprising amount of hops and bitterness for a dubble. Aroma of grass, dough, some citrus, spices. Not expecting a complex, dry beer like this from the Texel Triple, but very nice. (33 cl bottle bought at Texel)

Gold color, good head. Smell a little better than average tripel. Nice taste, long bitter aftertaste as well. Palate really good, nice balance.

The aroma you smell directly when you open the bottle. Wonderful body color, hazy golden. Flavor strong, alcoholic, little sweet. Excellent beer!

Hazy golden color, medium but stable white head. Fruity and bubblegum aroma of yeast and alcohol. Fruity, peppery taste with a strong hop, oily texture, dry hopfulll aftertaste. Nice tripel.

A nice dark yellow, a little orange color. A very large thick white head. It stays for a long time in the glass. Aromas of fruit and light yeast notes. Sweet, a little sour and a nice bitterness. It has long notes. A good triple.

On draft at Arendsnest, Amsterdam. Not a lot of love, I see. Granted this isn’t like every tripel you’ve tried before.. or is it? Yeah, this is a pretty standard tripel, but that’s not a bad thing. Sweet with malt, coy with hops, bursting with yeast. I liked it.

Bottled. A hazy amber to orange coloured beer with a dissipating off-white head. The aroma is fruity and warming alcohol. Some yeast notes as well. The taste is also fruity and a little peppery, and there is a good dosage of hop especially for this style. Good warming alcohol, maybe even a little alcohol burn. Full bodied and tasty. Certainly the best effort from this brewery that I’ve had.