La Trappe Tripel

Brewed by De Koningshoeven (Bavaria - Netherlands)
Style: Abbey Tripel
Tilburg, Netherlands

One of the most appealing beers that I have come across,georgeous copper colour with a white frothy head.Beautiful aroma,very fruity and wonderful slightly bitter fruity taste,it hides its alcohol content very well.A really good beer,I enjoyed it!

Intense fruity aroma, apple... Lot of fruit in the taste... but also some pleasant bitterness.. yeasty yet sweet aftertaste... one of the best beers from Holland... the quad is better though...

750 ml. crock. Strong banana taste and smell, dry fruits like apricot and peaches, sweet, sourrish and some bitterness. Excellent balance and well hidden alcohol. Top tripel!!

No 221
Rated: 18.09.2007
Bottle bright brown and a bit greenish, 750 ml
Appearance: Pours hazy orange, bright breakfest tea with the drop of milk like colour, carbonation of body is mild and gentle. head is dreamy in colour, medium to large and frothy, head has a fair lacing, head is mostly diminishing, in body colour there is something like the addition of a juice from wildberries or strawberries. Beer is medium to full bodied.
Aroma: Cookie, yeasty, fresh fruits, milk, honey, coriander, a sweet aroma of flowers, a hint of alcohol that is decreases to a minimum and very well build in considering it’s 8% content. Aroma is very complex, hints of grains, wheat grains, wood, strawberries, fructosis, a hint of hoppy nose but weak, the same with the carbonation, a bit bready (white bread), very weak barley malt aroma, a hint of grapes, butterscotch, brown sugar, very mild, light, gentle.
Flavour: Strong, full bodied, you can feel alcohol warmth on palate, texture is wattery but the taste is syrupy like. Very distinctive grainy taste on palate, like bread, alcohol is very well build in and is present with its warmth on the back of the palate and the throat, while the fruity taste develops on palate and in nose breath, hoppy nose, aroma is sweeter than flavour, bread accid, very intense, full and rounded, cognac, the yeast, fruit and sugar content lower than in Grombergen Tripel but have the bready taste is stronger and more decisive. Light bitter, light accidic and light sweet. Generally, very well balanced and rounded taste. Finish duration is long. Hoppy nose.
Palate: Body is full, texture wattery-syrupy, carbonation is soft on palate but the beer seems harsh. Finish feel is bready, alcoholic, fruity.

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

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.

herbs, citrus, golden, white foam, light sweetness, medium bitterness, medium sourness, full body, average carbonation, long finish,

12 oz bottle served in a tulip. Pour was a dark copper with two fingers of slightly off-white head. Nose is candied sugar, apples, pears, grapes, and Belgian yeast. Taste is Belgian yeast, apples, and a bit of sugar. This beer comes off much light than I expected. It is quite tasty, but the fruit salad, also known as the aroma, is my favorite part.