Unibroue Trois Pistoles

Agree with some that this beer lacks some of the depth of the Belgian Quads, still, belgian yeast character is there as well as some perfumed plum and other dark fruit and a decent palate. Side by side with the LaTrappe, this tastes like a Belgian copy rather than the truth... geez, have I become so snobbish? It’s a very good beer, maybe even in my top 10 or so on this continent.

I’ve had this on draught and from the bottle. Hard to find anything bad to say about it. One of my all-time favorites. An excellent brew.

pours a dark reddish brown with foamy head. Smells of bubblegum and rootbeer. Mellow sweetness balanced by a some spicey hops and alcohol tingle. A well rounded beer with some really wonderful characteristics.

#100! I discovered Unibroue through RateBeer, so decided to celebrate #100 with this delicious ale. Red black pour, slight head. Aroma of a Belgian Quad- raisin, vanilla, brown sugar, dark fruit- dried cherry. Some biting carbonation at first, but it mellows as it warms in my goblet. The taste is of sweet malt, alcohol, more raisin and fig. Some dark rye at the finish. Warm and mellow, substantial and delicious.

Cola colored with a light tan head. Spicy sweet, yeasty aroma. Med. body with a prickly mouthfeel. Great taste same as the aroma is spicy, yeasty, vinous, and sweet with ginger bread, cloves, and dark caramels. Has a tangy spice/alcohol taste to finish. Good stuff. 81105

This is by far the best beer I have tasted so far! I could drink this all day.

12oz bottle. Smells of spice and nut. Very dark brown with full body. Larger sized head with smooth carbonation. Strong malt taste with semi-bitter aftertaste.

The aroma has notes of malty fruitiness and raisins, but also some acidic tangy lemon & orange. Mouthfeel is smooth and thick, but finish is drier than you’d think. Taste shows acidity and small amounts of sweaty yeast.