Unibroue Eau Bénite

Brewed by Unibroue (Sapporo)
Style: Abbey Tripel
Chambly, Canada

Light golden with a slight haze. Small head over an aroma of lemony fruitiness. Slightly sweet flavor with a dry carbonic finish.

Golden with a chunky haze. Nice sweet aroma. It’s sweet, spicy, finishes with a subtle pleasant sourness and has a very fizzy mouthfeel.

Dehydrated orange color with white, dense head that dissipates quickly. Floating sediment throughout. Aroma of tart apples, cloves and malt. Flavor starts with tart apples switching quickly to cloves and finishes with bananas. Very quenching though with some bite. Mouthfeel is good and the alcohol is hardly noticeable. Abrupt finish. Good tripel but la fin du monde is better.

Straw golden color with lots of carbonation and fizzy head & lacing. The aroma is nicely spicy with orange, ginger and coriander along with the complex malt and alcohol notes. Balanced with some banana in the finish. Very close to style and very good.

Murky golden color, thinner white head. Strong pear aroma, some spice and yeast. Similar flavor but overall lighter. Body was a little light for a tripel. Was decent but not that great.

I think it kind of misses the mark for a triple. Light yellow colored, translusent, frothy out of the bottle but it quickly dissipates to Nothing. Has the Unibroue house favor/aroma, but it is very light. I don't know how this is a triple. Light body. Heavy on the light Belgian candi sugar. Moderately sweet finish. Decent drinking beer, but not what I expected for a triple.

A quick burst of carbonation, then nothing at all to follow. No head at all either. possibly this was a dud or old bottle, as it was really let down in this area, and completely contrary to the bulk of the reviews already here. Sweet apple in the aroma, I picked it as an apple scented detergent like smell. Taste was nice, with some rich fruity notes that really made the beer for me. I will have to try and locate another bottle, as I suspect that there are better things in store here.

Very pale golden colour with slight cloudiness, a thin white lace and almost champagne-like effervescence. Slight plum aroma, some caramel malt, and notes of apple, pineapple, and herbs. Big plum and raisin flavour with apple apparent as well. Fairly sweet but surprisingly refreshing for the ABV. It's a bit over-carbonated for me but still quite good.