750ml bottle from South Bay Drugs. Poured a glowing golden orange with a big n fluffy off white head. Nose was very fruity as well was the flavor. A great Tripel from a great "Bruery".

Bottle from South Bay Drugs. Creates a large formation of foamy head while the ale sits as a hazed glowing orange coloration. My nose detects a farmhouse style yeast with an overload of spices but to hard for me to pinpoint for identification. The flavor packs a strong delivery of spiced yeast along with flavors of clove and pepper as well as a warm touch of alcohol. A healthy and heavy rendition of an abbey tripel well deserving of a high score.

Bottle. Sent in a picture to be uploaded. Pours with a huge, thick, white head and a hazy deep gold body. Great lacing and retention. Aroma is exotic fruits and dried fruits, a sort of herbal sweet basil note, and a touch of brett. Taste is on the sweet side with a bit of spiceyness. The Thai basil (which tastes very different to the Euro-American basil) ands a nice exotic fruity element that balances the sweetness perfectly. Dry and lively mouthfeel with a nice alcohol presence. A truely great beer.

Pours with a light brown hue that is clear and that sits below a white head. Aroma is of barnyard funk, yeast, hops, and urine. Fruity/sweet flavor with a slightly bitter, alcoholic finish.

On tap at the brewery for the AHA rally. Golden color with a white head. Malty aroma, a little alcohol, and the Thai basil comes through a little. Malty, but not sweet, very clean. The basil makes it interesting compared to traditional Tripels. High carbonation, to style and a dry finish. A very unique twist on a classic.