Triple Farmer
Fidens Brewing Company

Copenhagen 19/5 2026. 47,3 cl can from Øltanken web-shop. A very dark can with a very dark hand holding a dung grip.

Pours opaque hazy, golden yellow with a small white head. Stable. Settles as a thin but unbroken, creamy layer of foam covering the surface of the beer. Clinging to the sides of the glass. Substantial lacing.

Aroma is intense with a sweet odor of fermented exotic fruit and alcohol mingling with sharp and tart citrus fruit. Mango and overripe peach. Sharp alcohol. Grapefruit and lemon.

Low carbonation. Medium thick, oily, soft, a bit viscous, almost flat texture.

Flavor is intense with a strong sweetness followed by a medium strong bitterness. Aftertaste is bitter with a metallic, boozy edge. Lingering. Finish is dry and boozy.

Indeed a Triple Farmer.

Lovely dense pour, not quite as fizzy as hoped.

Smell is plenty of citrus, some southern grassy diesel, touch of sweet tropical pine.

Taste is very much the same.

Feel is smooth, rich and still fizzy

 

Sweet tropical hoppy, pineapple and sweet peach, white wine grape, and a floral, orange-tangerine citrus nose on this one! Taste follows with a creamy-soft, tropical hoppy, slightly malty, and a hint of earthy-citrus bitter finish. While cool, the Galaxy hops lean more underripe pineapple. As it warms, however, it takes on the dreaded earthy vibes...not overpowering or anything...just noticeable. Beyond that this is really good!

Cloudy gold pour with a fluffy bright white head that diminishes quickly but leaves lace. The nose is a heady mixture of citrus (orange prominent) and also a herbal-floral element. The flavor was a little more mellow than I anticipated with a triple. You'll appreciate the restraint though. Very nice blend of citrus, melon, mango with a delightfully dry finish. That bit a resin at the finish caps off a very good experience.

 

 

 

 

Fairly herbal nose, along with some citrus and stone fruit.

Smooth and flavorful on the palate. Melon, mango, grapefruit, lemon, orange, pale dough, white grape, peach.

This is a fairly intense (as expected) NE-style IIIPA. Smooth and creamy, with very little bite considering the double digit ABV.

Received from @jayorear in an LIF associated with NBW BIF #17.
Poured opaque raw honey color with a very light apricot color head which barely reaches 1 centimeter and dissipates quickly but leaves regular lacing.
The aroma is lost on my Covid affected nose.
The taste is not. There is a menagerie of citrus and pitted fruit flavors in each swallow that terminates dryly with a dank finish. Really curious how they did that. It’s tasty, juicy and dry.
The feel defies the appearance of a juice drink. No particulates at all, but some body to hold all the flavors that assault your taste buds.
OA, while I don’t drink 10% ABV beers every day, this one would certainly be a good option for when I do want one.

1893
Name: Triple Farmer
Brewery: Fidens Brewing
Location: Albany NY
Style: DNEIPA
ABV: 10%
Date: 4/10/2023
This review will start a bit differently. I am still determining what I am being served. I know the beer is 10% and pours like NEIPA. Therefore I will use a tulip glass and serve at around 44 degrees. The pour created a frothy and creamy, and airy one-fingered off-white head. The beer is hazy, like a milkshake IPA. Examine the color; it is pale gold with straw-yellow hues. The appearance is above average for an IPA.
Nosing the glass, I smell oranges, pineapple, mangos, lemons, grapefruit, light floral esters, a hint of phenols, bready, dank herbal note, and grassy. This is a NEIPA or a hybrid.
The flavors are different. They are juicy and dank hops; the hop flavors I taste are peaches, berries, floral, danky herbal, pineapple, orange peel, and lemon.
The mouthfeel is astringent and bitter, finishing dry. The body is medium-plus and has medium carbonation,
This is a NEIPA with Nelson hops. Unwrapping the can, Triple NEIPA with Nelson, Citra, Mosaic, and Galaxy hops. I knew the hop haul was heavy, but stoked that I nailed it. Tasty beer, and glad that I had worked for it!