La Trippolosa

Bottle at Chris o’s… pale yellow,yeasty lemon hop, yeasty fruity light hoppy ale. little spice, decent belgian

Bottled. Hazy yellow colour, mediumsized whte head. Aroma is juniper, coriander, some fruits, malts and herbs. Flavour is spices, licorice and some notes of caramel malts.

Hazy yellow with medium white head. Sweet aroma with coriander and yeasty notes. Sweet fruity and yeasty flavor with spicy and warming alcohol in the end.

courtesy of Laurent Mousson - hazy golden-orange colour with almost no foam; yeasty and grapefruity, fairly spicy; some initial sweetness followed by a tart acidity, lot of carbonation; very dry fruity finish - balanced; a good beer

Good, just off-white head over pale, greyish, slighly hazy yellow beer. Vanilla and the equivalent of astringency in the nose; maybe a touch of coriander and definitely white candy sugar. Surprisingly soft-sweet but with a very distinct citrus touch - like a very sweet grapefruit, pomelo or suchlike. It’s sweet, but very fine - reminding me of some of the Mortal’s beers; patisserie beer, delicate. Finishes a bit duller, however. Slick, falsely bodied and very good attenuation. Unfortunately, the flavours fade away too soon, leaving little or no aftertaste. No mistake, quite good beer. But, because of the origin, I’m missing... Humulus Lupulus...
Mille grazie to the Compagnia, who thought me worthy of their brainchild!