A fine Belgian tripel; light on the banana/clove and much heavier on the hoppy bitterness, with just a hint of sweetness. Pours a golden, translucent colour.

Blonde forte, amer et fruitée

Though not my favourite tripel ever, it exudes notes of fermenting apples which are also present to the taste alongside a drying floral addition coupled with spicy yeast. The alcoholic bite is a bit more present here than in many 8%ers, but it is quite balanced and enticing nonetheless, coupled with its tingly-strong carbonation. Grade: A-

Yummy

A refreshing Belgian brew, faintly sweet with anise and nutmeg

Slight banana/hoppy aromas. Persistent, creamy head. Mildly alcoholic with citrusy undertones followed with refreshingly light hoppy bitterness.

St bernadus tripel smooth pretty sweet but not that sweet the way i really like n a lil hoppy aftertaste. Really good. Maybe better than 12 - the quad

St bernadus tripel smooth pretty sweet but not that sweet the way i really like n a lil hoppy aftertaste. Really good. Maybe better than 12 - the quad

Great in bottle ag beer market

Light but complex; spicy bitter at first, then slightly sweet fruity taste. Very enjoyable light Belgium style.