Tripel | Eskilstuna Ölkultur
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Belgian Tripel | 9.00% ABV
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Eskilstuna Ölkultur
Sweden
eskilstunaolkultur.se
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look: 3 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A: Pours hazy pale orange with a surprisingly low white head. Lots of spider-web-like lacings after the setting.
S: A rather heavy malty backbone, kind of reminds me of a nice Biere de Garde. But also spices and semi-sour beglian yeast-tones. The fruityness is there, but rather held back; citric and red apples.
T: The balance is much better in the taste, in comparison with the smell. The malt, the belgian yeast marriages the fruityness. Sweet, but still dry - a plus when it comes to Tripels. Perhaps the alcohol is a bit too obvious, but since everything is so well balanced I let it slide...
M: The aftertaste is loooong and very smooth, there is both bitterness (strange, since I didn't taste that at first) and sweetness - but very dry. Body is full, almost a bit syrupy and carbonation is surprisingly rich, but very smooth cause the bubbles are so very small.
O: This is a beer that actually is very nice. I'm quite surprised, as I read my rewiev; the Overall rating is the highest... Well, I think this is a beer that when you look beside the "fractions" of it, is very nice and drinkable (in Swedish, I would do a joke - calling this hinkable (when you "hinkar" beer, you drink a lot of it - that's what the macro-beer-lovers do) - it goes down so fantasticly easy).
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look: 3 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
A: Pours hazy pale orange with a surprisingly low white head. Lots of spider-web-like lacings after the setting.
S: A rather heavy malty backbone, kind of reminds me of a nice Biere de Garde. But also spices and semi-sour beglian yeast-tones. The fruityness is there, but rather held back; citric and red apples.
T: The balance is much better in the taste, in comparison with the smell. The malt, the belgian yeast marriages the fruityness. Sweet, but still dry - a plus when it comes to Tripels. Perhaps the alcohol is a bit too obvious, but since everything is so well balanced I let it slide...
M: The aftertaste is loooong and very smooth, there is both bitterness (strange, since I didn't taste that at first) and sweetness - but very dry. Body is full, almost a bit syrupy and carbonation is surprisingly rich, but very smooth cause the bubbles are so very small.
O: This is a beer that actually is very nice. I'm quite surprised, as I read my rewiev; the Overall rating is the highest... Well, I think this is a beer that when you look beside the "fractions" of it, is very nice and drinkable (in Swedish, I would do a joke - calling this hinkable (when you "hinkar" beer, you drink a lot of it - that's what the macro-beer-lovers do) - it goes down so fantasticly easy).
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