BrianG (38), Big Stone Gap, Virginia, USA
Nov 7, 2009 Great tasting beer. Tried in a bottle at Knoxville, TN Brewer’s Jam. Hazy, golden color with medium. Spicy flavor with great finish.
 PJClarke (591), London, Greater London, England
Nov 6, 2009 Lovely yeasty Belgian aromas with chunky biscuit and lemony freshness. Robust and tasty though it disguises its high ABV very well. Super relaxed and soft in the mouth with bready lightness and zingy citrus. The ABV comes up late in the throat with a light burn and delicious warming effect. Not hugely deep and a bit stale overall to be honest.
beersearcher (197), Glendale, California, USA
Nov 5, 2009 Considering how alcohol-y most Unibroue beers are, this one is pretty smooth. Funky with some fruit notes.
iamqueensblvd (176), , Iowa, USA
Nov 2, 2009 surprisingly light and citrusy on the nose. orange pour with frothy white head. The nose of this beer is absolutely amazingpossibly some weet citrus as well. taste of slight slcohol....citrus, spice....absolutely delicious. crisp and clean. refreshing on the palate.
bigjim99 (11), brampton, Ontario, Canada
Nov 1, 2009 I used to love this beer. Ever since the buyout by Sapporo this beer’s quality has declined. Which is a real shame. The flavour has changed. Also the sediment in the bottle is different. Seems artifical compared to the home made appearance it had before. The cork does not have the pressure it used to when uncorking. I’ve been drinking this beer since around 97. I’m sad to say its not what it once was. Still better than alot of beer on the market but no longer great.
Taverner (819), San Ramon, California, USA
Oct 29, 2009 Banana, clove and just a touch of vanilla in the aroma. Also a must note, which only shows in the initial smell. Pours a lovely champagne-like golden. Flavor is bursting with fruit notes - but not much burn. Much smoother than most Tripels.
TheHulk (104), Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
Oct 28, 2009 A gret big strong heady smell of wheat and yeast assaults your nostrils. Hazy and almost coppery with reddish-gold and enough particulates to block clarity. Big bold taste of malt and unibroue yeast with notes of fruit and just a bit of alcohal taste. A very intoxicating bouquet of aroma, flavour and palate, this is almost like a champagne of beers.
fromred2green (138), , Ohio, USA
Oct 28, 2009 Bottle. Pours a hazy golden yellow with a foamy white head. Aroma of spice, coriander. Flavor is slightly malty and fairly spicy. The warmth of alcohol can be felt when drinking. This beer is definitely unique and worth a try.
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