Unibroue Trois Pistoles

Brewed by Unibroue (Sapporo)
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Chambly, Canada

Bottled. Really really good beer. The head pours out tall, but eventually goes away and leaves a great brew. Not much else to say, but damn it try this beer if you haven’t, cause its worth it.

Pours with a monstrous head that settled to a light but lasting rim. Dark brown almost ripe plum color. Raisiny sweet nose. Malty intro with light carbonation and pleasant alcohol in the finish. Sweetness marked by raisins and/or dates are noticeable from beginning to end. Well-balanced beer that would be great as a winter warmer.

This poured beautifully. The head was pillowy tan and sat pretty the entire drink. The color was dark brown to black (somewhat stout-like). Richer than a dubel (but not to the level of a quad), this had a mouthfeel that was almost creamy. Aroma and flavor were spicey and fruity, which I didn’t find to be all that distinguished from many of the Belgian ales out there (which isn’t a bad thing).

A nice deep brown color, with a fluffy white, dissipating head. Wonderful aroma of fruit and malt. The flavor is deep and dark, but not heavy, striking the right balance of fruit, malt, yeast, and some mild spices. The alcohol is well-hidden. Excellent.

I have to say I think this is the best beer that Unibroue makes. What a rich malty and fruity flavor. Deep and rich, a nice beer to relax to at the end of the day.

12 oz bottle. aroma of cherries, grapes, extremely sweet, as was evident from beer exploding from bottle after cap was taken off...dark purple/black in color.. very sweet and smooth flavor of various fruits and malt, with alc hidden extremely well..will get again very soon.

12 oz Bottle: This one is a treat. Nice roasted malts with dark chocolate and fruits and a crisp port finish. Beautiful! If you are in the Americas it is a great substitute for some of the more expensive Belgian Trappists.

Pours very dark cloudy reddish-brown, tons of tan froth. Deep spiced fruit aroma, lighter-than-expected taste. Summery spice, fruity, and lots of caramel. Medium body and a bit fizzy.