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SKU 5412138403311
Description
St Feuillien Tripel stands out as a quintessential example of Belgian brewing artistry, hailing from the historic region of Le Roeulx, Belgium. This Belgian-style Tripel boasts an enticing golden hue that hints at the layers of complexity within. With a robust 8.5% ABV, the beer presents a harmonious blend of fruity esters and spicy phenols, accompanied by a gentle warmth from the alcohol. Its 30 IBU offers a subtle bitterness that balances its malt sweetness without overshadowing the intricate flavor profile. In every sip, expect to encounter a symphony of flavors that Belgian Tripels are celebrated for. The initial notes often reveal hints of ripe fruit, such as pear and apple, interwoven with subtle spice elements like clove and coriander. This intricate dance of flavors is smoothed by a slightly creamy mouthfeel, making for a truly satisfying drinking experience. The complexity of St Feuillien Tripel makes it a delightful companion for rich dishes such as creamy pasta, roasted poultry, or even a classic Belgian gouda. For optimal enjoyment, serve this Tripel at a temperature of around 45-50°F (7-10°C), which helps to showcase its aromatic bouquet without muting its depth. The ideal vessel for this beer is a tulip glass, whose shape not only captures the beer's aroma but also provides ample room for the effervescent head to form, enhancing the overall sensory experience. Whether you're exploring the rich tradition of Belgian beers or seeking a remarkable addition to your tasting lineup, the St Feuillien Tripel offers a quintessential taste of Belgium's brewing heritage.
Customer reviews
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Poured this into a goblet, not too cold. Big bubbles and really yeasty, with some boozy warmth. Felt right for a Friday night in but maybe just a touch strong for a second round.
Response from CBC Liquors, Westford
Always better in the proper glass, nice call on the goblet. If you want something lighter next time, Westmalle Dubbel could be worth a try. - Tom
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