Belgian Tripel – Beerfection | Craft Beer Reviews

Herbe à Détourne | Brasserie Dieu du Ciel!

Crushed can of Dieu du Ciel's Herbe a Detourne, set against a high-contrast black backdrop

Herbe à Détourne is an outstanding beer. It packs a wallop of flavour; there’s just so much going on and the balance is fantastic. Well worth seeking out if you like beers with Belgian yeast character.

Sanctuaire | Microbrasserie Le Castor

Bottle cap from Microbrasserie Le Castor, set against a high-contrast black backdrop

Overall, Sanctuaire lands at the upper end of average beer. It’s drinkable and has some pleasant layers to it. I imagine some people might even like this a lot.

Thomas | 5e Baron Microbrasserie

Thomas is a decent beer with lot’s of character and an interesting personality. There’s a lack of harmony between the ingredients and mild off-notes diminish the drinking experience. With small tweaks this could be a really good beer. There’s no question I’d pick up Unibroue’s Fin du Monde or Don Dieu over this.

Genèse | Brasserie Dieu du Ciel!

Bottle cap from Dieu du Ciel!, set against a high-contrast black backdrop

Remarkable work in integrating the special ingredient which truly sets this apart from the pack. I highly recommend this beer as it is without question one of my favourite tripels in memory. My compliments to DDC – please never stop brewing this jewel.

Westmalle Trappist Tripel | Brouwerij Westmalle

A world-class beer demonstrating excellent craftsmanship. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in anything related to beer – ha! Westmalle’s Tripel is a must try and worth seeking out. I’m already looking forward to my next serving of this.