Unibroue Trois Pistoles

Rating 250, quarter of the way to beergod status. 12 oz. bottle poured into tumbler- poured semi-transparent very darken amber, tan head slowly bubbled away, light carbonation. Aroma of yeast and a touch of sweetness (almost a lab quality sucrose). Hits the mouth with a great medium body, fruits and sweetness dictate the tones, and kicks you in the mouth. Very little, if any, hops can be noticed; alcohol not very noticeable at all. If I had to choose one word to describe it, it would be UNDERRATED!

It was way under my expectations. It poured a dark, dark black but the head was small. It tasted a bit over processed for such a good brewery.

Brown color; big lingering light brown head. Aroma of funky tropical fruit and malts. Significant carbonation. Rich malts, funky fruits, passion fruit, fig, wine/wood flavor, earth, alcohol, toffee, sweet malts, bitter and rough finish. Not my favorite Unibrou but tasty and rich.

This is my standard drinking beer. I always have at least 1 bottle of it in my fridge. It pours foamy and dark, on the deep brown side, never as dark as Guiness. The aroma is fruit and smoke and malt. Mouth is cloves and fruits, bit of smoke and barley. Alcohol doesn’t make itself felt, even if it’s 9%.

12oz bottle, part of a sample pack. Dark pour, with malty aroma. raisen mouth with hints of alcohol, clove and spice, remarkably smooth for 9%.

Bottle: Pours brown with a full thick head. In my opinion, this is not beer. It did not taste bad, but I am sick of the fruit taste.

12 oz. bottle from Plaza Liquors - Pours a fairly clear brown color with lighter edges and a one finger thick off white head. Faint lacing. Aroma is light yeast, big esters, and spice. Flavor is much of the same. Medium body. A good beer.

Pours a clear brown, with a 1 1/2 finger cream colored head, that quickly disappeared. Very light lacing. Aroma of yeast, roasted malt, and esters. Flavors of spice, a light yeast, malts, and esters. A little bitter on the downslide. Over all a decent beer.