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Allagash Curieux Triple

07/30/2008, 9:18 PM
Filed under: Abbey Tripel (trappist), Allagash | Tags: amazing, banana, barley, beautiful, bourbon, clear, dark, deep finish, golden, nice, oak, thin white head

RateBeer Rating, Style and Glass: 95, Abbey Tripel, Trappist
ABV, Volume & Calories: 10.5 % in 16 fl oz. estimated at 250C
Purchased at: Issac Newton’s on tap in Newtown, PA for $6.00 (Hi to my new found friends there. )

Aroma: oak, bourbon, nice. 9 out of 10.

Visuals: clear, beautiful, golden, thin white head. 4 out of 5.

Taste: bourbon, oak, barley, banana. 9 out of 10.

Palate: amazing, dark, deep finish. 5 out of 5.

Overall: Nicely balanced Belgian and oak. I’d have it again. It’s great. Very well crafted. 18 out of 20.

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