Tripel Karmeliet

If you have read my comments you know I am a huge Trappist fan, but this beer rivals the best of them. Typical Belgian strong ale aroma and appearance, but the drinkability is outstanding This is in the top five of my favorite Belgian beers. No disappointments on this one.

From Tap, Great beer with light orange color with smooth head, aroma of fruits and spices with high sweetness, stronge flavors of fruits with malts and complex pleasant aftertaste, really really nice.

33 cl bottle - Pours a slightly hazy orange color with a large white head. No lacing, but has some floaties in there. Aroma and flavor is bigtime esters with a touch of yeast. Medium body. A good beer.

Dark orange colour with a big lasting head. fruity aroma with notes of orange, lemon and pear. Flavor is fruity as well, bittersweet, hoppy, a bit yeasty, with little presence of alcohol. Meidum body, very well balanced. Pleasant alcohol finish.

12 oz. bottle compliments of Rolf Carboni. Pours a medium gold, slightly cloudy. Aroma of light citrus and hops. Flavor is very smooth, slight citrus with hints of lemon, and slightly bitter finish.

750ml bottle-pours a big white head and yellow gold color. Aroma is dry, spice, grassy/lemon. Taste is smooth, dry, spice, grassy/lemon, yeasty. Some Euroskunk. Good effervescence.

A beautiful golden amber ale with a super thick white head. A sweet brown sugar and honey aroma, a bit oxidized, with berries and vanilla. In mouth, a sweet vanilla malt with coriander, oily mouthfeel, medium bodied. This bottle is BB17/11/06 and was tasted Dec. 6 2008, so 2 years pasted its prime. Signs of ageing. Sweetness comes out more intense with the Swedish Farmers cheese.

Thanks AgentSteve. C02, Hazy golden yellow, malty, citrus, yeasty, spicey, slight hops, dry finish.