Unibroue Eau Bénite

Beatifull tripel . Most triples have a terrible alcohol taste. This one is in a very good balance. My compliments.

Part of a bottle. Hazy light colour. Spicy and flowers. Reminds of a garden of flowers actually.

Bottle. Bit hazy orange colour. Aroma is yeasty, malty and sweet with some spices. The flavour is spicy and malty, caramellic, yeasty, alcoholic and bitter-sweet in the finish.

Bit aged sample Orange-gold, very carbonated beer; medium whipped-cream head, slowly collapsing. Perfumey, strawberry, oxydized malts, biscuit as aromas. Cookie malt, sweet, sugar (yes, brewers, one CAN taste the thumbprint of candi sugar); sweet, sugarpreserved fruits, honey in the finish. A pinch of ginger. Medium bodied, a bit slick, not attenuated as usual for this kind of beer. Another proof that Unibroue beers simply can’t age. For such a reasonably strong beer, a few years more ought to be perfectly possible.

11.2 oz bottle from robinvboyer - thanks Robin! Pours into my chalice a lightlt hazed gold, lots of carbonation, with a thick white head that decreases to a thick film that never goes away. Sweet, fruity nose, peach and tropical fruits, yeasty and a bit dusty. Tropical fruit flavors, and a spicy, clovelike zing. Medium-light body, sweet but dusty and dry finish. Very nice!

Bottle, 75cl. Hazy yellow colour with a large off-white head. Aroma of yeast, dough & citrus. Sourish bitter flavour with a nice tone of cinnamon. Medium to high carbonation, average body.

A pretty good beer from unibroue (notable mostly for their trois pistole) a goldenish appearance. no real head. a little unsubstantial as far as flavor goes. some hints of citrus.

Hazy orange-gold with a large white head. Leather and yeast aroma augmented by a sweet, sugary fruitiness. Front of taste is strong, alcoholic with some citric notes as well as sweetness. The flaw in this well-crafted beer is that it lacks a decent finish, subsiding into an unexpected watery vacancy.