Imported from my RateBeer account as Tungri Belgian Brewed Oak Series Perfect Day (by Amburon Belgian Craftbrewery NV):
Aroma: 8/10, Appearance: 3/5, Taste: 6/10, Palate: 3/5, Overall: 12/20, MyTotalScore: 3.2/5

4/II/18 - sample @ Brugs Bierfestival - BB: n/a (2018-103) Thanks to 77ships, Rubin77 and Bierridder_S for sharing today's beers!

Clear blond to orange beer, creamy dense white head, little stable, non adhesive. Aroma: yeast, floral, bit sourish, funky, soapy impression. MF: very lively carbon, medium to light body. Taste: bitter touch, tannins, wood notes, bit fruity, yeast, unpleasant. Aftertaste: bitter, herbal and spicy, yeast, tannins, soapy, bit fruity. This isn't exactly what I would call a success...

Tripel aged on Genoelselderen barrels (the best known Belgian wine brand), at Toogoloog in Middelkerke. Rocky and very thick, papery lacing, stable, snow white head, hazy peach-hued golden blonde robe. Aroma of indeed sweet white wine, ripe banana, yoghurt, cream, honey, gooseberry jam, glazed pear, butter, pineapple, sweetbread, waffles, cooked cauliflower. Sweetish onset, white grape, banana and pineapple, sourish green apple note, fizzy carbonation but not over the top, supple and slick, lean body. Sweetish cereally middle, bready edges, under a growing sweet white wine factor, very grapey, a tad tart in the end but less so than expected (and hoped), creamy with subtle tannic wood accents and floral hop bitter notes. Yellow plum, white grape and gooseberry fruit impressions linger. Could have been less subtle in the wood / wine aspect for me, but generally speaking an interesting experiment and pleasant apéritif beer, in any case more interesting than Walk On The Wild Side which we had next to this one.

Pours unclear blonde, small white head with good stability. Smell is esthers, chardonnay, both at medium-high intensity. Oak at a much higher level. Taste is full, sharp, chardonnay, tad bitter, some esthers, unexpectingly, this really does work !