Reviewed from notes.
This was poured into a chalice.
The appearance was a hazy yellow color with a rocky white foamy head. Lace was messy and all over the place.
The aroma had some Belgian sugar, citrus pulp/lemon, light hay/grassiness, white pepper, light clove, banana and bubblegum.
The flavor was basically the same with a lingering aftertaste of the banana and bubblegum. Some hits in the finish with some dry chalkiness.
The feel was about medium bodied with a decent sipping quality about it. Carbonation felt fine. ABV felt appropriate.
Overall, decent tripel, I think I could see myself coming back to this one.

22oz bottle pours a hazy yellow with some clumpy, white head. Nose has some spice, pepper, some candy sugar, some lemon, some hay. Flavor is sweet, candy sugar, lemon, orange, some perfume. Chalky finish.

Bottle. Poured a cloudy yellow color with a solid wispy white head. Aroma was a nice citrus character, with plenty of light wheat notes. Flavor was citrus, lemon zest, not bad at all.

Bottle courtesy of nmannthevisuallychallenged, thanks! Murky pale yellow color, fluffy white head. Aroma of spiced white bread dough. Taste is white pepper, heavy spice, maybe coriander, and straw.

22 oz. bottle. Purchased @ One Stop Shop. Aroma shows hints of clove, light candy sugar and pale malt. Flavor starts with a sugary malt followed by Earthy hops and rounded out by thick yeast. Also, alcohol shows it face. The yeast is really thick giving a full mouthfeel. Certainly not bad, but not great even if you are a fan of the style. And I do enjoy the style.

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