Stoudt's Triple (Belgian Abbey-Style Ale)
A: When I poured this from a bottle to a tulip glass, it had a rich amber color and a somewhat cloudy texture. There was a surprisingly small amount of head for a tripel. S: There was a nice smell of apples, heavy malt, some hops and spices. T: The flavor was OK, with malt, apples and hops making the biggest impression. Not as complex as you might expect. M: There was a decent amount of carbonation and a smooth finish. This is a beer with an above medium body. D: Overall, this is a drinkable beer. It goes down easily and has a pleasant taste. It's not as vibrant or complex as its Belgian counterparts, but good nonetheless.