hopIQ found 10 beers with the same fruity and malty character as St-Feuillien Triple. First brewed in 1988, when the brewery filled it into large champagne-style bottles up to nine litres. Unusually for the style it pours a pale amber, which points to its pronounced malt character, under a white, very compact head. The nose combines aromatic hops, spice and strongly fruity fermentation aromas, plus a yeasty note from bottle refermentation. High gravity and long maturation give a powerful, lasting palate. Flavours of ripe pear, apricot, honeyed malt, peppery spice and a dry, bitter close. Ranked by flavour match rather than popularity.
Closest match: La Sagra Suxinsu — 89%. No twin in the catalogue yet.
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