Orange, ronde, forte. Elle est douée dans ce qu'elle promet.

Très bon goût de malt équilibré. Mon seul regret est le manque de charge typique des Triples, que ce sois plus fort et rond en bouche mais c'est une excellente bière !

Murky, deep orange beer with obedient carbonation releases a pure white, minuscule-bubbled head that almost swells one finger thick. The foamy lid is short-lived and dissolves fast to a neat lace ring and fragile haze on the surface. The scent portrays very little of anything: sweet-leaning fruit, probably something tropical, but impossible to identify in any greater detail due to its vagueness. The taste profile is unexpectedly tropical fruity. Nectarine, mandarin, perhaps also a wisp of mango, candi sugar, sweet malt, biscuit dough and a smaller amendment of Belgian yeast. Alcohol is absolutely hidden here but the sweetness is at a disturbing level. Unfortunately. The body is medium-full. Grrrreat!! The tail waves with tropical fruits, sweet malt and candi sugar. Flavors disappear rushedly on the way, and the whole gustatory experience ends. The mouthfeel is medium-full, velvety, smooth, lip-glueing, even a bit sappy and oddly adjuncted. It has its highs and lows. Uncontroversial anyway. Not entirely a huge success in my opinion.