Tripel very locally enjoyed at 3B from tap - a pub in, indeed, Sneek. Snow white, moussy and dense, stable head on a hazy ochre-tinged apricot blonde beer. Aroma of crackers, dry cookies, banana peel, DMS (overcooked broccoli - increasing when warming up, alas), coriander seed, young 'jenever', peach, field flowers. Fruity onset, banana, peach and apple notes, sharp and fizzy carb, very minerally; slick mouthfeel. Some residual sweetness lingers over a cereally, dry-cookie-like malt sweetishness - but not so much that it becomes bothersome; spicy coriander notes are present too but again not over the top. Ends with a grassy, floral hop bitterness and some warming 'jenever'-like alcohol, while minerally notes linger and this DMS effect returns retronasally. Simple, basic tripel the Belgian way, decent enough but too bad for that DMS and insufficiently hidden alcohol - things that can easily be improved. Nice to have this one in its natural habitat and where it belongs: in a Sneker café, coincidentally a song by the great Drs. P as well.

Flesje gedronken op terras in Leeuwarden. Amberkleurig troebel bier met weinig schuim. Aroma van sinaasappel en hop. Smaak is fruitig (mandarijnen en rode bessen) en hoppig. Nasmaak is bitter.

Bottle shared at Dutch Brewery Ticking Session with Sjogro and ShivanDragon. Hazy a bit milky pale yellow color, average sized white to off-white head. Smell and taste lightly malts, floral, herbal / spices, sweet. Average to decent body, average carbonation. Mwah, drinkable.

Anti-Carnaval pre-tasting 2019, Yellow/golden, straw, hay, malty, sugar, alcoholic, strong, niet eens zo vreselijk slecht eerlijk gezegd. Stro achtig

Dutch Brewery Tasting @ Benzai’s. Hazy golden with white head. Sweet malts, cloves everywhere, soft yeasty, some orangepeel fruitiness. Moderate sweet and bitter. Medium body and soft carbonation. Buttery soft feel. --- Beer merged from original tick of Sneker Pypke Tripel on 01 Mar 2019 at 20:10 - Score: 6