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About Tripel

Tripel is a strong and complex beer style that originated in Belgium. It is characterized by its high alcohol content, typically ranging from 7% to 10%, and a golden to amber color. Tripels have a rich and malty flavor profile with a prominent sweetness and a well-balanced bitterness. They often exhibit fruity esters and spicy phenols derived from the yeast used during fermentation, which contribute to their distinctive aroma and taste.Tripels are known for their dry finish and effervescent carbonation, which help to balance the high alcohol content. Despite their strength, they are remarkably smooth and easy to drink.