Westmalle Tripel

Brewed by Brouwerij der Trappisten van Westmalle
Style: Abbey Tripel
Malle, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

Bottle 330 ml. Aroma: Banana, sweet, phenolic, estery, fruity, alcohol. Taste: sweet, a bit umami, the bitterness is not balanced with the sweetness. No balanced beer.

A little thinner, less viscous than what I’d expected. A decent beer, not to the quality of Rochefort or St. Bernardus. Somewhat on the sweet, ginger, candy end finishing with a slight bitter aftertaste. Very good (I wouldnt say no if someone offered me one) but not spectacular.

A - gold yellow color S - starts with grapefruit and continues with a smell of citruses T - smooth taste with tones of citruses, apricot, banana with light bready finish. M - medium to low body with high carbonation D - pretty drinkable one, however you’re not "forced" to drink another one

Decent trappist beer, with a small trace of yeast within the bottle. Less aroma than excepted from a top fermenting beer

330ml Bottle. Pours a golden yellow color with dense, long-lasting head. Aroma is sweet fruits and honey. Taste is also sweet, non-dried fruits with a hint of citrus and a slight floral hop flavor. Palate is medium-bodied, creamy with nice, soft carbonation.

A cloudy orange colour with a big beautiful white head that stays until the end. Almost perfect lacing. Aroma is light but complex being mostly spicy and fruity with underlying hints of hops. Initial taste is strong and fruity but followed by a very long magnificent bitter finish. Feels beautifully soft and creamy in the mouth. Overall, Wonderfully balanced and complex. A class act

Shows a hazy pale golden colour with sediments mantled by a creamy, laceing white head, which remains thinly. The dry-sweetish nose brings citrus-fruits, alcohol and spice along. Tasteing begins sharp escorted by a slick and thick texture. The dry charactered and complex aroma combines mainly citrus and resin additionally cereals and hints of alcohol, the flavour’s of biscuits and grapefruit. The sweet taste is balanced by hoppy bitterness in the finish, which is escorted by light alcohol and resin. At last a sweet-citric aftertaste remains. Alcohol’s well hidden, so it’s easy to síp, overall a complex, balanced and fine tripel.

Bottle 75 cl. Color is gold/cloudy with a firm white head. Aroma: hoppy, slightly sour (yellow fruit), slightly sweet (sweet fruit: banana). Taste: bitterness of the hop, sweet, fruity and a little spicy. Long aftertaste is slightly bitter and slightly sweet. Mouthfeel is creamy with a thick body. Recommended!