Texels Tripel Ale

alc./vol:
8.5%

Proof:
17°

Vintage:
Non-vintage

Aged:
No age statement

Product of: Product of Netherlands Netherlands

Texels Tripel (triple) is a top-fermented beer brewed using dune-filtered water, malted barley grown on the island of Texel, various kinds of hops and yeast. Tripel is an unfiltered, bottle-fermented strong pale ale with a small amount of yeast sediment in the bottle.

Review and Tasting

Sampled on 03/01/2011

Appearance

Hazy, light amber appearance.

Aroma

Citrusy, grassy, nose with spicy toffee apple and a slight soapy aroma.

Taste

Dry, delicately spiced with good hoppy bitterness.

Aftertaste

Malty notes are more evident at the start of the finish which like the palate ends with cleansing hoppy bitterness.

Further product information

Closure: Crown cap

More about Texels Tripel

Produced by Texelse Bierbrouwerij

Pronounced 'Tessel', Texel is a Dutch island municipality lying about an hour way from Amsterdam. Measuring 24km long and 9km wide, it is the largest and most populated of the...

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