Bottled@PBF XI. Yellowish golden colour with a mediumsized foamy head, that leaves some lace. Aroma is sweet malts, some bread, spices, citrus and mild yeasty tones to it. Flavour is sweet malts, mild green apples, some yeasty, a bit toffee and mild herbal and citrusy tones.

Helder goudgeel bier met schuim. Smaak is fruitig zoet en licht kruidig met iets van vanille en peer. Fijn bier.

Bottle from Beer of Europe. Pours pale yellow gold with a thick white head and a few floaters. Aromas of yeast esters, bread, apple. Taste is sweet candi sugar, white bread, pear. Sweet finish.

many thanks for this Organic beer to jacek Wigier (wineofdreams@gmail.com). Piwo o puszystej pianie. Metnej brudnej barwie, pachnace obieranymi ogorkami. W smaku slodowe, troche alkoholowe ale jednak ukryty, i w posmaku czaber. Fajne nawet.

One of the newer organic Binchoise beers, under the Organic' brand which also includes a cherry beer. Thick and frothy, regularly shaped, egg-white, 'papery' lacing, stable head over a hazy warm 'old gold' coloured beer with a 'soup' of translucent yeast bits throughout; shifting towards a deeper, more ochre-hued blonde with sediment, when darker dots of dead yeast go into the glass as well. Aroma of ripe banana, bubblegum, sweetclover, ripe pear, canned pineapple slices, sweetbread, baker's yeast, red apple, cooked turnip and spoiled potato mash (stronger with sediment), slight hints of phenolic anise, young abbey cheese and wodka. Sweet onset, lots of white candi syrup and banana ester, bubblegummy with accents of ripe pineapple, ripe pear and yellow plum, only very slightly sourish underneath, sharply carbonated, stinging and numbing the tongue a bit. Bready malt body with honeyish residual sugariness on top, smooth but becoming more yeasty and even a tad powdery in the finish, where spicy phenols are added alongside floral hops, which provide a late but - rather unexpectedly - quite firm, rooty bitterness at the back, followed by an afterglow of warming, wodka-like alcohol; banana ester and white candi sugar sweetness linger. Based on experiences with earlier organic tripels (and blonde ales in general) from this brewery, I must admit I was expecting worse; very cliché in being a boozy, sweet, yeasty Belgian tripel in all respects, but not the worst in that particular class. The alcohol does become a tad fatiguing and astringent in the very end, but that goes for a lot of decent tripels so I won't bother too much about that. Binchoise never really blew me off my socks ever since I had my first beer from them fifteen-odd years ago, but I do have the impression that they have been slightly improving in recent years. Recommended - only to those who want a standard example of the classic Belgian tripel concept.

Le Bio est à la mode, et le monde brassicole n’y échappe bien entendu pas. Mais si cette Organic’ Bio de la Binchoise est bonne pour l’environnement, elle l’est tout de même moins pour notre palais, avec une triple à l’équilibre perfectible et aux arômes simples, fruitées et épicées, manquant d’harmonie. Couleur blond dorée (EBC 21) et paré d’un léger voile, elle est parée d’une mousse blanche abondante initialement et se stabilisant à un centimètre d’épaisseur. Le nez est plaisant, frais et houblonné sur des arômes d’agrumes (notamment citron), de pêche, de céréales avec une pointe de coriandre. La dégustation débute par une attaque souple et fraîche sur des notes fleuries, agrémentées de fruits jaunes, et relevées d’une pointe de coriandre. La deuxième bouche est dans la continuité mais avec une pointe d’acidité et des notes plus épicées (notamment poivre) pas très heureuses. L’arrière bouche quant à elle laisse découvrir un alcool commençant à devenir prégnant sur des notes de genièvre. Le trio fruits/poivre/alcool manque nettement d’harmonie. La troisième bouche verra l’amertume augmenter légèrement d’intensité (tout en restant faiblement marquée) sur des arômes de fruits jaunes ; avant le final, sur une longueur acceptable, où l’alcool se fait largement ressentir avec une présence poivrée très (voire trop?) marquée. L’alcool à 8,5 % Abv est mal maîtrisé avec une expression peu harmonieuse envers les différents arômes. Heureusement le sucre est quant à lui bien dosé, permettant de conférer à cette Organic’Bio triple une fraîcheur indispensable. Bière moyenne en définitive....mais j’ai au moins le réconfort d’avoir fait du bien à la planète!

Bottle 330ml. @ [ (PBF XI) by oh6gdx - Petalax ]. [ As La Binchoise Organic’ Triple ].Clear medium yellow color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, bread, light to moderate hoppy, grass, moderate yeasty, fruity yeast, belgium yeast, apple notes. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average to long duration, triple yeast, sweet malt, pale malt, apple notes. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20160709] 6-3-6-3-13

F: huge, white, good retention. C: yellowish to golden, hazy, with a lot of yeasty debris in. A: soapy, fruity esters, apples/pears, yeasty, grainy, hint of banana, parfum. T: malty, fruity sweetness, banana, peach, overripe pears, yeasty, soap, spicy, medium body, lively carbonated, better than average, on the bottle there is volume 37,5cl but the bottle look like standard Belgian 33cl bottle, from Färm organic shop in Brussels.

330 ml. bottle @ home. No BBF date but the date strip (which isn’t notched) runs till 2014. Slow GUSHER. Near clear golden, sparkling, collapsing big white bubbles. Nose is very soapy, esters, green phenolic pear esters, more soap, some floral / estery bitterness,…. Taste is sugary soap, grain alcohol, dusty, alcoholic quality of this dries out your mouth leaving a very dusty, soap residue type of taste lingering in the back of your throat, dusty alcohol, pear quality is pretty much all there is to it,… It is clean except for dusty, old, light soapy note,… Strong lingering chemical soapy bitterness in the aftertaste. Good for people who like overly alcoholic, grainy etc. blond BE beers with nothing else to them. Which is a surprising amount of people.

Bottle . Pours rather clear blonde, OK white foam , much visual carbonation . Smell is hoppy and grainy / sweet undertone . Taste is sweet, malts and some kind of sweetener that is not sugar . bit grainy . Not as bitter as though after the scent . Rather high carbo , bit thin mouthfeel , yet enough amount of taste to stand for its ABV .