La Trappe Tripel

Bottle. Pours iwht a brown color and a medium head. Aromas of a typical Belgian, yeast and a bit of citrus. Flavors of dough, fruit and some spiciness. Very highly carbonated hence more refreshing than most triples.

Deep orange colour and thin fading head. Flavour is quite spicey and yeasty. There’s a little fruit sweetness and it’s got a rich texture. A little flat though.

Bottled 11:31K2116. Beer is clear, medium caramel brown with a large, light brown. frothy, diminishing, but mostly lasting head.<P>Malty with moderate notes of toasted grain, lighter notes of caramel and biscuit; Hoppy with light honey-laced lemon zest, moderate herbal resin/pine; Yeasty with a light/moderate note of basement; Light miscellaneous note of alcohol.<P>The flavor is moderately/heavily sweet, trace bitter, trace acidic with a longer, warm, lightly acidic, trace bitter, moderately sweet finish.<P>The body is medium, the texture is watery and the carbonation is lively.

Sampled form a 750ml bottle. Darker than the previous Trippels. A nice deep honey hue. Off white head. Big floral nose. Fruity undertones. Full bodied and smooth. Really nice. Easy drinking. Mellow palate with an equally mellow burn. Good palate. I really enjoied this one compared to the others.

Pale lager colored ale with a minimal head. Some "belgian" flavor. Apparent alcohol. Very fruity and sweet, not much bitterness.

11.2 oz bottle-An aroma of belgian yeast, malt, and alcohol on an orangis amber body with a small head. Taste of malt, yeast, and alcohol. A little too much alcohol but not bad.

33cl. Light golden pour and off-white head. Fruity, sweet, slight wheat and citrus. I think I prefer the dubbels to the tripels in general, but this isn’t a bad beer by any means, as the 3.7 suggests.

Bottle. Nice fruity aromoa. Sweet, fruity qutite long taste. A beer I really like.