Wetsmalle Tripel
Trappist ale, 9.5% ABV
Tasted in June, I'm just delinquent on posting my review.
Poured into a stemmed Westmalle glass, the beer is a bright, hazy golden-yellow hue capped with a very thick, dense and slightly rocky white head.
Aroma is tart and fruity, with a grainy note and hint of yeast.
Very fine, champagne-like carbonation tickles the tongue. Body is medium, and the thick foam lends a creaminess to the texture.
Tangy, zippy flavors - fruity, funky yeast notes, spices, earthy, lemony with a hint of tangerine and lemon peel and a pithy bitterness. Bready malt in the background during the lengthy finish. Leaves behind heavy foam patches on the glass.
Distinctive version, full of flavor and refreshing. I'd like another, please!
Wetsmalle Tripel
Trappist ale, 9.5% ABV
Tasted in June, I'm just delinquent on posting my review.
Poured into a stemmed Westmalle glass, the beer is a bright, hazy golden-yellow hue capped with a very thick, dense and slightly rocky white head.
Aroma is tart and fruity, with a grainy note and hint of yeast.
Very fine, champagne-like carbonation tickles the tongue. Body is medium, and the thick foam lends a creaminess to the texture.
Tangy, zippy flavors - fruity, funky yeast notes, spices, earthy, lemony with a hint of tangerine and lemon peel and a pithy bitterness. Bready malt in the background during the lengthy finish. Leaves behind heavy foam patches on the glass.
Distinctive version, full of flavor and refreshing. I'd like another, please!
