BridgePort Fallen Friar

Brewed by BridgePort Brewing (Gambrinus Company)
Style: Abbey Tripel
Portland, Oregon USA

Draft, pours cloudy golden in color with thin white head. Aroma yeasty and citrus. Taste bready, yeasty, lemon and sweet with dry finish.

Bottle. Pours a copper body with a white head. Sweet chewy fruit character with a lighter vanilla and oak. Trace citrus with a honey fruity cane sugar warming. Nice brew.

Pours dark golden color with white head. Belgian yeast and spices in the aroma and flavor. Some fruitiness. Oak is barely noticeable. Medium body with moderate carbonation.

(Bottle, thanks, but no thanks larsniclas) Pours pale golden with a small head. The aroma is of compost and vegetables. Undertones of pale grainy malt and grassy hops. Some alcohol and rubber. The flavour is near medium sweet with tones of compost, white sugar, light phenols, grassy hops and pale malt. Light to medium carbonated. Medium bodied.

courtesy of BA trader. Pours golden with a thick white head. Aroma had good hints of Belgian Tripel, some hints of yeast, hops and grains. Oak was very subdued and added some faint touch of oak. Flavor, some fruits, light barrel mouthfeel. Some yeasty elements with banana, thick grainy mouthfeel remains sweet, esters with oak wood.

The clear, light gold body holds up a small, fleeting head of white. Sweet candy aroma, slight bubblegum. Lightly bitter and dry. Good but not stellar.

Pours an unexpected perfectly clear gold orange with thin white head, no lacing. Aroma is suprisingly light of grain, slight malt, very slight yeast, some spices, and orange. Flavor matches too well, unfortunately and has some odd astringent alcohol taste that I just can’t get over. Huge miss for a tripel.

Poured a slightly hazed light amber color with a small almost white head. Mild banana andbubble gum aroma with notes of spice. The flavor matched but also with some lemon added to the mix. medium bodied.