Friday's Beer !
Thanks to my Vancouver connection:
Say hello to .............. Waterloo Tripel !
If you fancy yourself a Napoleon then here's a beer to take you either up or down a notch.
Brewed by: Brasserie du Bocq, set up in 1858 by Martin BELOT, still a 100% family concern, remains one of the last traditional Belgian breweries.
Waterloo Tripel
My senses always aroused by a new Belgian ... especially if she's a strong beer.
The pour into the happy glass produces a lively pale yellow body that is slightly cloudy with little floaters and a pure crisp head of blonde/white froth that takes a few minutes to settle down.
First whiff is a pleaser ... those fabulous floral hops that come through like fresh cut grass and apple blossoms. PROMISES!
The draught produces just what I've come to expect from such a beer. There's a hint of fruit and slight acidity with a thrill of sweetness then the creamy body insinuates over the palate... then a slight bitterness and some banana on the end.
There is a lingering mellow aftertaste and then there's another sip .... repeat as necessary.
The Happy Glass empties all too quickly!
First rate I say ... no disappointments here.
But of course there are OTHER opinions!
Cheers!
OMMAG
Say hello to .............. Waterloo Tripel !
If you fancy yourself a Napoleon then here's a beer to take you either up or down a notch.
Located in the heart of the Condroz, wonderful tourist region, this dynamic company still uses the traditional manufacturing process of top-fermentation beers with secondary fermentation in the bottle.
Waterloo Tripel
My senses always aroused by a new Belgian ... especially if she's a strong beer.
The pour into the happy glass produces a lively pale yellow body that is slightly cloudy with little floaters and a pure crisp head of blonde/white froth that takes a few minutes to settle down.
First whiff is a pleaser ... those fabulous floral hops that come through like fresh cut grass and apple blossoms. PROMISES!
The draught produces just what I've come to expect from such a beer. There's a hint of fruit and slight acidity with a thrill of sweetness then the creamy body insinuates over the palate... then a slight bitterness and some banana on the end.
There is a lingering mellow aftertaste and then there's another sip .... repeat as necessary.
The Happy Glass empties all too quickly!
First rate I say ... no disappointments here.
But of course there are OTHER opinions!
Cheers!
OMMAG
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