Weyerbacher Prophecy

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

Bright golden body with a very clean white head. Aroma of sweet candied apricots and melon. Flavor is like vanilla ice cream with cherries and cotton candy. Also has some lime notes and funk. Creamy palate. Strong and sweet but lacks sufficient depth to hold my interest for very long.

22 oz bomber. Pours a clear blonde yellow color with a small white head. Smells of white wine,wet wood,and bitter lemon. Taste is very bitter with a lemon lime aftertaste. Slight bourbon detection. One can mistake this beer for wine. Not a big fan of this. Average.

yellowish clear with a medium small head. Smell remiscent of white wine, cork, and sweet. The taste is lovely, corn, caramel, oaky, minimal alcohol, no aftertaste. Very clear and clean taste. Thin but solid palate. Very drinkable!

I hated merry monks, but here it goes...Pours hazy light blonde color with almost no head whatsoever...looks like swill. Aroma is peary, sweet, slightly chocolately, and alcohol. Flavor is smooth and burbouny with sour raisiny notes. Overall, definitely huge improvement on monks, but still not a favorite.

I thought this was a vast improvement over its brother Merry Monks Tripel. While that is a mediocre tripel, I found this to be a much more complex and wonderful brew. Some smokiness sneaks in as does the bourbon notes. Some more complex fruity notes than in the original.

aroma is woody, go figure, with vanilla. taste is buttery like a wurthers candy. tart very dry with some grape notes and some cherry and blackberry finish. very dry

Clear light golden, gentle white head. Sandy goldings come up the nose which is heavily whiskeyish through its harsh alcohol fumes. Another fuelic weyerbacher. Ultra sweet palate despite the moderate hoppinbess. Peaty yet pale, call it earthy. Almost oaty, biscuity breadiness. Interesting hop flavors of orange, apricot, but the damage is done. Heavy sticky and hoppy finish, slick palate, low carbonation.

[bottle - 22 oz] Hazy golden pour with a very thin head. Very potent aroma of apples, spice, lemon, yeast, oak and alcohol. The taste was very unexpected. Not knowing what kind of beer it was when I took a sip, I did not know what to look forward to. There was an explosion of flavors. Lots of sweet flavors; apples, yeast, lemon and lots of oak. Very well blended and surprisingly drinkable. Definitely a good beer to age.