Abbaye dAulne Triple Blonde Sur Lie

Brewed by Brasserie Val De Sambre
Style: Abbey Tripel
Gozée, Belgium

Bottle at Coles Rare Beer fest. Pale yellow pour. Aromas of ripe fruit, sweet malts. Seemed more of a Blonde ale than a tripel. Extremely drinkable & enjoyable but lacks the spiciness & complexity of a true tripel

very smooth and balanced, rich spicey yeast, a nice Belgian. Nice yeasty head.

Yellowish with little head. This beer was very fruit forward, sweet, and slightly bitter. There is also a spiciness like coriander. Great beer.

Bottle. 8 Frothy white fiar mostly deminishing head. Yellow colour. Moderate yeasty and hoppy aorma. Moderate bitter flavor. Fruity notes. Moderate bitter average finish. Oily palate. Deasent beer but not a good triple.

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Bottle pours a clear gold, even a bit pale, nice lacy white head. Sweet and grainy aroma without much fruity ester activity. Mildly sweet flavor, light maltiness, mild bitterness, sparkling mouthfeel on lively caronation. Finishes dry. Not very exciting stuff for its strength. Make it lower in alcohol and I could drink a bunch of it, but otherwise I don’t see how this beer would fit into my life.

Cork gets blown off and it takes forever to pour a white head that fades very slowly to a thin layer, leaving a good lace. Almost clear amber color. Very good carbonation and medium bodied. Dry malty nose. Flavor is sweet but citric with spices. Smooth. $9.99 for a 750ml bottle from Manchester Wine and Liquors Manchester, CT. Best by May 6, 2008.

Botella, thanks to el señor Lobo (thewolf). Clear golden, small white head, fair lacing. Bit sweet and fruity malty aroma. Sweet mildly bitter and malty flavour with fruits and some yeast.