La Trappe Tripel

pours a cloudy orangish with a small creamy egg-shell head, great lacing.
smell is faint, sweet fruit (pear, apricot), some spice, touch of citrus, some yeast.
taste is fruit, some spice, touch caramel.

Pours a nice amber color with moderate, but quickly dissipating head. Aroma is not real strong but is very sweet (almost like those candy circus peanuts we ate as kids) and some floral notes. Flavor is not quite as sweet, but still very fruity, with notes of banana and yeast. Medium boded and a dry finish that hides the alcohol well. A solid beer, but not the best tripel out there.

roasty aroma, good balance between malt, hop and yeast, appearance like a good trapist, brown color and frotty head, taste is a mixture of weet and bitterness make an experience ro palate. definetily one of the best beers yuo can get in the Netherlands

Poured into a tulip with a thick white head. Aromas of plums and malts apparent. Initial flavor of malts followed by a slightly sweet, tart taste. Not a bad beer.

Hazy golden colour with a large lasting head. The aroma is yeast, fruits and some hops. The flavour is fruity, yeasty and a bit hoppy. Medium-bodied beer with a bittersweet aftertaste. Alcohol well hidden. Very nice brew.

Pours hazy golden orange with white head. Sweet fruity flavor with lots of Belgian yeast taste. Meduim body with lively carbonation and a creamy mouthfeel. A well done, solid tripel.

Pours a bit hazy with beautiful amber colour and a larg e foamy head. Rich, straight taste with notes of liquorice, herbs, sweet malts, toffee, a hint of yeast and hops, flowers and bananas. Smooth mouthfeel, slightly carbonated. Quite light body but still avoids being watery. Alcohol is well hidden, creates a nice warming effect.

Bottle, 75 cl. Beautifully rounded tripel, with decent and fairly long-living head. Off-golden appearance. Fruit, hops and yeast on the palate and predominantly yeast and hops to the nose, with sweet and fulfilling mouthfeel. Commendable beer.