Keyte Ostêns Belegeringsbier

33 cl bottle. Pours almost clear golden with a 1" thick white head.Fruity malty yeast aroma.Sweet dry taste, nice caramelized dark malts mixed with spices. High carbonation. Enjoyable beer.

Pale blond with light, soapy head. Aroma is quite fresh and zesty. Intense carbonation. Dry flavour. A bit of a musty mouthfeel and aftertaste.

Pours a thick golden, very hazy, can’t really see through it but plenty or radiating light. Has a small but strong and lasting head. Aroma is typical traditional tripel sweet candied yeasty dough. A bit of a green leafiness to it as well. That nice herbal character balances the sweet Belgian aspects. The flavor losses the herbal character but the sweet yeast dough aspect is so soft and balanced with a different mineral character that it works great. The mouthfeel is full yet not at all heavy. An average mouthfeel fits right in there as well. The bottle conditioning is apparent with the last pour, which turns the beer cloudier and almost orange colored. The aftertaste is able to be light and not overly sweet making this beer very drinkable.
750mL cork and wire, no date (but its definitely at least a year old) , La Fin du Monde tulip glass.

Bottle @ ’t Brugs Beertje, Brugge. Pours a slightly hazy golden color with a small longlasting white head. Has a fruity malty yeasty and spicy aroma. Sweetish malty spicy yeasty flavor. Has a sweetish fruity malty spicy finish.

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Light to medium gold, high head, lots of bubbles. Rich malt aroma with Belgian yeasts, rather sweet, fruity, with apples. Full malt flavor, rather sweet, fruity (apples) cereal character as well, with honey, and with a touch of sour tartness. Some spices and lemon. Reasonable balance, but really a bit too sweet. Finish of apples, hops (decent but not strong) and alcohol warmth. A decent tripel, somewhat complex, but too sweet.

Bottle at Acapella, Gent, Belgium, 08-03-09 Pours warm golden colour with a mid sized white creamy head. Nose is malty, taste is malty, its sweet and quite strong, in fact maybe a touch too sweet, some yeast, its fine. A6 A4 F7 P3 OV13 3.3

No 655 Rated 28 12 2008 Bottle brown, 330 ml, Appearance pours bright, metalic, sunny orange, slightly honey like body texture is murky with a distinctive yeast strains floating by means of sediments in the body texture, carbonation of the body is medium, and only natural, head is initially medium, slowly decreasing to small, frothy in texture, snowy white in colour, leaves nice lacing, Aroma strong aroma of spices and yeasts, easily catchable alcoholic note as for 7,7 percentage abv, quite hoppy though, honey, citruses, lemon, some bitterness, tartness and dryness suggesting dry flavour, apart from that strong hoppy spicy influence, there is a nice wheaty yeasty mellow whipped cream at the background, white wine grapes, slightly winy and grainy, Flavour front is dry, spicy, salty, quite highly alcoholic, but also warming up your palate, balanced by mellow whipped cream like yeastyness, saltyness and tartness felt on palate, grains and wheat, notes of grapefruit, orange, finish duration is medium, Palate body is medium, texture is dry, carbonation on palate is moderate, finish feel is tangy, quite highly astringent and highly alcoholic with its 7,7 percentage abv