Triumph Kellerbier

I really dug this. Yellow/gold color and a 2 inch head. Light body but a huge saaz hoppiness in the aroma and flavor. Very refreshing, crisp, and flavorful. Reminded me a lot of germany. My draft was totally transparent though.

Hazy golden color with a medium bubbly head. Somewhat pils-ish aroma with lots of fresh grains. Taste is grainy and raw - almost farmhouse like in nature. Nice brew.

on tap at Princeton, hazy light orange with light head, light carmel and a little grainy, ok

@New Hope–on tap-pours a foamy off white head that laces and cloudy yellow/gold color. Aroma is nice skunky, citrus-lime, grassy, grain. Taste is nice skunky, citrus-lime, grassy, grain, a bit musty, smokey. Ok/mild carbonation. This is the first beer Brendan’s been the lead brewer on with Triumph, under Head brewer Patrick.

Updated scores from pint at Philly. Multiple samples on tap at KSBF 06. Pours a slight chill or yeast haze, deep gold with a nice fluffy lasting pure white head with kickass lacing. Aroma is toasty and bready fresh pils malts, and a light earthy spicy hop note. Great full doughy flavor yet remains crisp and easy drinking- fresh pils malts- doughy and almost like a marshmallow sweetness- nice biting spicy noble hip flavor and bitterness. Clean and refreshing.

On tap at Kennett. Hazy, golden orange in color with a nice white head. Grainy and malty aroma. Hoppy and malty flavor. Grainy notes. Finish is hoppy. Medium bodied. Finish is hoppy. Crisp tasting. Nice beer.

tap at new hope. Hazy light orange/golden with medium carbonation. Aroma is of grains and light malt. Taste is lightly malty and grainy, with a balancing hop presence. made to style.

Bit of a cellar funk for sure, some musty cheese, mild blue? Cheesiness with white grape notes, yeasty sourness, overripe oxidized apples and some horseblanket. A total surprise. Complex and refreshing. Mouthfeel full and yeasty but not chalky. Chewy-ish.