Triporteur Full Moon 12 10.2%, BOMBrouwerij, Belgium
118 ratings
3.6
Triporteur Full Moon 12
10.2% Abt / Quadrupel

Reviews

Post author: Igunator
Igunator
@ Hoptimaal
26 days ago
Triporteur Full Moon 12, Belgium
3.9
Maltainen, mausteinen quadruple tuntemattomalta panimolta. Ihan toimiva keitos. Kaatuu lasiin syvän tumman ruskeana, vaahtoaa runsaasti kuten pitääkin. Tuoksu on maltainen, makeahko ja hiukan mausteinen. Hiukan kirpeä myös, maitohappoista aromia. Maku on samalla linjalla, hiukan makea, hiukan kirpeä ja hiilihappoinen. Alkoholia ei hirveästi huomaa. Katkeroa on, mutta se on mietona taustalla. Jälkimaku on hetken katkera mutta makeutuu pian. Alkoholi tulee esiin ihan lopussa pienenä lämpönä.

Post author: Xavier77
Xavier77
3 months ago
Triporteur Full Moon 12, Belgium
3.0

Post author: Guaresi R
Guaresi R
6 months ago
3.5

Post author: Fred D
Fred D
@ Drink peiffer
6 months ago
Triporteur Full Moon 12, Belgium
4.0

Post author: Sir Guru Kabu
Sir Guru Kabu
@ Hoptimaal
10 months ago
Triporteur Full Moon 12, Belgium
3.7
Hieman makeutta ja tummaa mallasta sekä kuivahedelmäisyyttä. Tammitynnyri maistuu myös reilusti.

Post author: Vivi
Vivi
1 year ago
5.0

Post author: Rosello H
Rosello H
1 year ago
Triporteur Full Moon 12, Belgium
3.9
Bière brune étonnante ! Fruité au nez Et légère et douce en bouche pour une bière à 10 degrés!! Pas de ressentiment goût alcool en bouche ! (Note personnel pour compléter mon carnet à bière)

Post author: Thomas
Thomas
1 year ago
Triporteur Full Moon 12, Belgium
3.0

Post author: WexiLahti
WexiLahti
@ Hoptimaal
2 years ago
Triporteur Full Moon 12, Belgium
3.9
Murky, deep dark brown beer hosts rich carbonation that builds a superfluffy, latte-hued head that climbs easily two fingers high. The retention seems to be long-lived. The foamy hat shrinks over time but is sustained as surprisingly thick for a long time. A dark malty scent. Sweet-leaning. I can pick sweet dark malt, syrup, molasses, a suggestion of prune and unbeatable oak barrel notes. Promising for sure. The tongue enjoys hefty medium-sweet dark malt, part of which is clearly roasted, plus a good dollop of syrup, molasses, a little injection of cacao nibs and, indeed, ample oak barrel nuances. Alcohol is just on the edge, it remains below the level of disturbance but just barely. Works okay with a late lunch in the summer but I can assume that this could be even better as a slow sipper in the winter. The body is full. The end is syrupy and dark malty, no detectable change from upfront. I don't believe in Peter Pan, Frankenstein or Superman; all I wanna do is ride my tricycle, tricycle, tricycle. The mouthfeel is full, lip-glueing, slightly sticky and interestingly Belgiany. It's intense, deep and barrel aged. A solid quad.

Post author: Alga17
Alga17
2 years ago
3.5