
Brother David's Triple Abbey Style Ale is a
Belgium Triple by the
Anderson Valley Brewing Company of Boonville, California. This ale is named after David Keene, the owner of the T
oronado Pub in San Francisco. David likes Belgium beers.

To really appreciate Belgium beers make sure you get the
proper glassware and allow the beer to rest a bit after pouring. It doesn't hurt to warm the beer up for a few minutes either. Belgium beers can offer complex flavors and aromas that need to be coaxed out.
I found this bottle at Costco. It has a 10% ABV.

The aroma is complex with whiffs of banana, cloves, Belgium candy sugar, stone fruit and alcohol. The taste follows the nose, although there's a pleasant and controlled sweetness through out that carries the spice and fruit very well. The mouthfeel is a bit sticky although its balanced out by the carbonation. It's medium bodied, despite the 10% ABV.
Overall, I like this Triple. All the flavors and sweetness are balanced. It has a satisfying finish. This is a good beer to introduce yourself or others to the Belgium style. I hesitate to say its a must have it, because there are plenty of similarly good Triples out there. But I strongly encourage you to Try It.
No comments:
Post a Comment