 fiulijn (5860), Como; Lausanne (CH); Malmö (SWE), Italy
Jan 16, 2003
Aged 3 years
Hazy golden-brownish-amber color; beautiful lace.
Malty, lightly fruity aroma; flowery hop, developing in a wonderful way as the beer gets warmer in the glass; light, fragrant bread. Delicate and complex.
Full body, smooth, warming, a bit alcoholic; not syrupy but almost sweetish Tripel, with a lot of malt, light fudge; harmonious.
Very good, classic final, with fine old hops; equilibrated, persistent.
A wonderful example of Tripel.
lievenvh (10), , Belgium
Sep 7, 2008 cereal, herbs, floral, golden, clear, white foam, light sweetness, very bitter, medium sourness, full body, lively, bitter,
lithy (150), Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Sep 5, 2008 Cloudy golden orange color with a finger of very creamy white head. Spicy aroma, perfumes and dark floral notes. Sharp spice bite and very carbonated yet creamy mouthfeel. Nice sweet dry finish.
nbutler11 (163), Phoenix, Arizona, USA
Sep 5, 2008 Pours a light straw color from the bomber with a trim white head. Plenty of green grapes, mild yeast, and anise on the nose which carry into the flavor. More watery than I prefer, but a fine Tripel.
PaulHegedus (68), Brampton, Ontario, Canada
Sep 4, 2008 Bottle. This pours a light golden colour with a large, energetic head. Aromas of apple, grape, yeast, a bit of orange. Tastes strongly of alcohol, with fruit, apple, citrus.
hellbilly (865), scottsdale über alles, Arizona, USA
Sep 3, 2008 bb 1/22/10... pours somewhat viscous a cloudy golden color with lots of floaters evident. super long lasting airy/wispy/soapy off white head. pillowy foam coats the inside of the glass as the head eventually recedes. really yeasty aroma with notes of black pepper spiciness, canned pear/fruity?, soap/flowers and a hint of some skunk. lots of yeast in the flavor as well as pears, dried grass and herbs, mild caramel and a skunky hop finish. spiciness comes on strong toward the end as the abv% warms up the belly. medium body. nice and dry on the palate. soft airy carbonation makes it velvety and smooth...
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