10 Tripel Magistral
(has 3 batches)

"Ok, bought this 11.2 oz brown bottle beer at my local bottle shop for an affordable amount, $3.95, never saw it before. Slightly hazy pale yellow. Good visible sparkling carbonation appears within. Gunk on bottom promotes a hypnotizing swirling show in the glass towards the end of the bottle. Pretty large creamy head even with a gentle pour. Sweet aroma and not alarmingly volatile for a 10% beer. Starts off friendly then evolves to a more strong taste. Fairly strapping alky bite but it’s tempered with a goodly amount of welcomed carbonation on the palate. You’d never think this was 10%. Makes this beer pretty interesting and I don’t like to be bothered with higher alky beers. Goes down fairly easy and is much more agreeable than many of the tuffer beers I’ve tasted. The taste progression is first kind, then alky impact builds and finally it levels off to an agreeable friend. Finish is non-assuming and not appalling for such a strong brew. Impressed with this 10% brew. Perhaps it’s my state of mind today. S6L4T4F3012"

courtesy of keifdog. Pours hazy golden. Aroma, yeasty, grainy, close to honeyish. Taste was fruity, with the yeast notes reminiscent of many Belgian ales. Some nice sweet honey, with touch of fruit (apple). Alcohol is well present, beer remains highly enjoyable.

330ml bottle from Bottleworks; Nose is yeasty, citrus, and allspice with a tiny tart note; hazy gold with a huge pale golden head: Flavor is light spiciness, a funky note, and lightly sweet caramel; interesting brew.

Bottle: Poured a clear to golden with a huge white long lasting head. Aroma is orange peels, citrus, hoppy, and fruit. Taste is a sweet caramel with a nice hoppy tingle warm finish.

The champagne of beer. Pours with a huge, frothy, white head. Completely opaque yellow with some particles floating arond in it. Champagne, tangy, peeachy aroma with a hint of raisins. Taste is champagne like with some sourness at the end. Obvious alcohol content. Pretty fizzy and dry mouthfeel.

Bottle. Clear medium yellow orange color with a tiny particles, a average to large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted, moderate to light heavy yeasty, sugar, pepper. Flavor is moderate to light heavy sweet and bitter with a average to long duration, refreshing and a good balance. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. (190208)

Bottle. Hazy, pale orange colour with a big, white, creamy head. Aroma of yeast, orange, honey and coriander. The flavour was sweet with some melon and spice and a decent bitter finish. Good.

Floral, fruity hop aromas. Hazy orange tinged gold color with small chunks. A rocky white head that tries to lace. Medium body with fluffy carbonation. Honeyed malt with lots of flavors: citrus, other fruit, herbs. A bit astringent despite a persistent sweetness. The finish is dryish and lightly hopped, but not excessively bitter. The alcohol is not really noticeable, and this drinks quite easily.