Weyerbacher Prophecy

Brewed by Weyerbacher Brewing Co.
Style: Abbey Tripel
Easton, Pennsylvania USA

Bottle. Hazy golden color with dissapearing white head. Aroma is lightly malty sweet with bourbon (vanilla and oak). Taste is sweet malty vanilla with alcohol/hops finish. Pretty good, but not the best by Weyerbacher.

The only Merry Monks I had went bad, so I can’t compare the two. This one pours orange with a very small head. Very vinous aroma, like an oaked chardonnay. There’s also some citrus, and a background smell like apple cider. Vinous in the mouth as well, with a light tartness and some Belgian yeast notes. The oak has imparted a semi-dry finish, but that finish is strange and bitter and detracts from the beer. Thin mouthfeel. Interesting.

Lightly hazy; honey-yellow hue; no head. Sticky and soft texture; mild carbonation. Notes of white wine and apples. Sweet malts (honey, cereal, vanilla, and milk). Flowery, herbal hops, with curious notes of sweet grass and earth. Light wood in the aftertaste.

Clear yellow gold color with little to no head. Aroma is alcoholic, spicy and fruity. The flavor is full of citric fruit. Quite a nice tripel. Very easy to drink.

Poured a hazy yellow color. Aroma was earthy, woody, spicy, vanilla, and some bourbon as it warms. Less barrel aroma than the others in their line. Flavor of sweet malt. Spicey with less barrel in the flavor than in the aroma.

Pours gold like the Merry Monks. Can anyone say scotch? This smells sweet like a nice scotch, tastes the same has has a nice warming sensation as well. I liked this a little more then Monks itself.

This helped out the Merry Monks a lot!! I was really not a big fan but the barrel aging mellowed out the trippel and made it smoother and easier to drink. Good stuff.

Yellow with a white head, that is mostly lasting. Aroma is alcohol and malt. Flavor is lemon, honey and wood. It just doesn’t work. Grossly oversweet.