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Pours deep gold into a tulip Fluffy white head recedes to hug rim. Green apple and pear aromas. Fruity and sharp with upfront candy apple becoming soft and hoppy in the finish.

33cl bottle. Thank you Plovmand. Pours muddy yellow with a off white head & sediments. Mild & sourish with a good deal of yeast. Smooth & oily/sticky palate. Allright!
Earlier Rating: 8/26/2008 Total Score: 3.7
33cl bottle: Thanks to Plovmand. Pours hazy muddy orange with a large creamy egg white head. Nose is yeasty & spicy. Good palate. Well balanced. Smooth. Long end!

Bottled. Hazy amber colour, mediumsized beige head. Aroma is fruits, peas and some hops along with some mild spicing. Flavour is fruits, some yeast, a bit perfumeishlike as well as quite earthy. Beware of "fireworks" when opening.

Bottled (BB 10/2009)
Very lively beer, 20 of 33cl survived to glass. Spicey, leafy and grainy aroma. Grainy, peppery, alcoholic, fruity (peach) notes. Aftertaste is mainly fruity and a bit soapy. Some aromatic hops stops by in the finish. Not very tripel-like, could be almost a brew from Fantome. Propably quality varies in these bottles as well.

Gushing to rather small, irregular off-white head over fully hazy amber beer with a pinkish glow. End of bottle near solid yeast. Floral, garden herbs, wormwood nose, hint at alcohol. Sweet-spicy flavours, again garden herbs. Factory (thin) waffles, if not so sweet. Bread retronasal. Rather well-bodied, very slick, as wheat slickness, maybe even a bit oily, palate neutral. Nothing is wrong, little is really interesting.Earlier Rating: 12/3/2005 Total Score: 3.5Good off-white head; pale amber beer wiith a lot of suspension. Alcoholic, coriander and white candi sugar in the nose. Combination of alcoholsweet and roasted malts taste, citrus (orange peel), touch of cake or pastry. Alcoholburn, quite well-bodied, long burning sweet-roasted aftertaste. Stereotypic, but good Belgian strong ale. Has faint bready notes, reminiscent of German beers.

Bottle at Frigo, Tokyo. Full, copper orange. Sweet malts, fresh fruits, floral, citrus, and apple. Flavor is similar with powerful fruit notes. Alcohol becomes noticeable as it finishes. Medium, sticky body. Pretty interesting and tasty brew.

Bottle: Poured a copper color with a hazyness to it, the head was a white jello. The aroma is sweet, but also had that orange peal. The taste is rich malt, there is definately that orange peal and hoppiness to it.

This triple is a peach schnapp beer with tangerines, brandy, oranges and apricots. Shows great depths and as you expect from schnapps the finish is very sweet. Lucky for us, no alcohol.