Chimay Triple / Blanche (White)

This most famous of the Trappist brews doesn’t disappoint with its white - it is beautiful on the palate. A rich, spicy and sweet flavor that delights your tongue with taste.

Pours a golden color with a off white particle filled head. Particles flowting around everywhere. Just flowting. Pretty smooth on the palate. Too different for me to want to get it again.

Bottle pours a mildly cloudy golden orange color with a thin white head. Good lacing along the side of the glass. Aroma consists of mostly yeast, sweetness, bananas, biscuit, alcohol, and spices. Flavor is a nice mixture of malts and hops. Dry finish. Very lively carbonation.

An aroma which is fruity and a tad alcoholic leads into a flavor which is grainy and rather hoppy.

On tap in the United States. Poured a cloudy orange, with tan head. Slight yeasty aroma. Slightly biscuity, like shortbread with some sweetness. Subtle hop bitterness, and maybe some toffee or carmel in there. Complex flavor, went down smooth. Would go well with cheese and lots of other foods.

A golden ale with a very thin head. Nice aroma of esters and spice. Nice belgian yeasty flavor and lingering yeasty/bready finish.

En udemærket trippel. Humlen er for bitter og for lidt aromatisk for min smag.

Bottle. Pours a hazy, bright copper with a monstrous off-white head that dissipates slowly leaving beautiful lacing. Aromas of wheat, muscat, yeast, and a little hops. Very balanced flavor profile. Toasty malts balanced with sharp hops. Fantastic, creamy mouthfeel - the carbonation is perfect for the intensity and the ABV of this beer. I love it!