Stoudt's Triple (Belgian Abbey-Style Ale) from Stoudts Brewing Co.
Rating: B
Appearance: light honey color, nice head that fades to a thin film that sticks around. Appears to be highly carbonated. No lacing.
Smell: spicy, belgian candi, phenols, alcohol. Lighter in yeast character than its European cousins.
Taste: sweet, but well balanced by hops. touch of vanilla at the swallow, hint of banana in the aftertaste. spice and alcohol. Alcohol a bit too intense.
Mouthfeel: medium body, carbonation high but it works.
Drinkability: Decent, but lacks the complexity of Belgian triples and the alcohol character is a bit too potent.
Serving type: bottle
Reviewed on: 08-30-2007 00:03:25
Rating: B
Appearance: light honey color, nice head that fades to a thin film that sticks around. Appears to be highly carbonated. No lacing.
Smell: spicy, belgian candi, phenols, alcohol. Lighter in yeast character than its European cousins.
Taste: sweet, but well balanced by hops. touch of vanilla at the swallow, hint of banana in the aftertaste. spice and alcohol. Alcohol a bit too intense.
Mouthfeel: medium body, carbonation high but it works.
Drinkability: Decent, but lacks the complexity of Belgian triples and the alcohol character is a bit too potent.
Serving type: bottle
Reviewed on: 08-30-2007 00:03:25
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