Westmalle Tripel

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip

Poured cloudy orange with good fluffy white head smelled sweet and fruitty. Tasted bout the same good trappist

Bottle @ home. Pours hazy, unclear golden body with a creamy everlasting big head. Nose is somewhat sweet, citrus, wheat and anonymous orange zest. I disagree with the bottle, you need to release the aromas by pouring the bottle quite hard. Lots of carbonation that tickles your throat. Starts of sweet and maltish but ends up in a nice bitter and fruity ending. You can really taste and feel the alcohol but the bitter ending camouflages it in the end.

Pours golden with thick white creamy head and foamy lacing. Faint notes of wheat and citrus. Well balanced taste with a slightly bitter finish.

Well,I’m a huge fan of trappists but this is not something special.An average bitersweet taste,medium alcochol and a perfect foam,but it’s taste...Well I was expecting something more thick...

Bottled sample from Father’s Office in Culver City. Shared with a few beer newbies. All of us liked it but not my faroite style of beer

Lots of head. Hazy, orange colour. Aroma of alcohol is strong. Also Yeast and some fruit. Flavour is yeast and alcohol with just a little bit of fruits Some sweetness is in the mix. A pleasant beer to drink. Warming and somewhat spicy.

Big, fluffy head over an opaque and hazy organe/gold. Fresh baked bread, honey and lemon aromas. Stony dry finish.

11 plus oz bottle poured out a off golden brew into my trappist glass. Good head and slight lacing. Smells of ripened plums, apricots and grapes. Mild yeast detected but alcohol comes through as well.A quality brew, one I found myself sipping at the end. .