Unibroue Trois Pistoles

Brewed by Unibroue (Sapporo)
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Chambly, Canada

Pours a dark, murky brown with generous head. Very fruity and spicey, perhaps a bit more bitterness and less sweet than Belgians of the same style...like Chimay Blue.

Deep brown with long-lasting beige head. Complex, endless nose of dominant raisin and plum coupled with a citric components (grapefruit and orange) and alcohol. The taste is a little simpler and displays more plum and raisin sweetness but it’s balanced with bitter malts and a dry, alcohol character. The palate is a little overkill (carbonated feel) for me, but this is still a great beer.

12 oz bottle. Pours solid brown with medium tan head. Aroma is fruity, with aromas of apple and spice. Taste is of dark fruits, caramel, and malts. Carbonation is a little too fizzy for me, but the flavor is really nice. First Belgian ale I’ve really enjoyed (out of four so far, but hey, gotta start somewhere).

bottle, fizzy head that disappears quickly, clove and spice nose, coca cola color with lots of malty caramel flavors, nicely carbonated finish

Ruddy color and a ruddy flavor. Fruity taste with no carbonation. Tasted and felt like the bottle was never corked. Don’t understand the score it has. Couldn’t force myself past half a glass. Will not buy again.

Very cloudy brown pour with a beige head. A good belgian style fruit driven beer. Sweet in flavor with hints of spices oranges, raisins, and bananas. Decently balenced. Pretty good.

Dark cloudy pour with a creamy off white head. Lots of malt and fruit in the aroma. Great flavor, with a nice alcohol bite on the finish. A very good brew.

750 mL bottle. Dark pour with a generous white head. Damn good. Goes down ever-so-smooth. Dark fruits, raisin, a little bit of banana. Sweet. Strong. Good alcohol warmth. Very enjoyable.