Floreffe Triple owes its name to its high density and strong taste. The splendid mixture between bitterness and caramel characterises this beer. Like other beers made in Floreffe Abbey, it is not filtered. It may therefore be slightly cloudy if served cold. As the monks’ recipe specifies, it is refermented in the bottle with yeast and sugar.
As a terrible punishment, any monk arriving too late for prayers or in the refectory would not get his beer entitlement.
Xavier Crepin –
Smooth amber triple with a light toffee aftertaste, easy to drink and enjoy like a caramel sweet after dinner
Mark Charrington –
In my glass hazy light amber good white head Aromas are of cereal white grape floral orange my palate finds apple fruity banana sugar It has a silky mouth feel initially sweeter than many tripels becoming more hoppy as it warms up