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Belgian Triples can be deceptively smooth and refreshing, with
their strong alcohol content sneaking up on you like a corner on a two lane road
that gets tighter half way through. Our new Belgian Triple is a strong Belgian
Ale with a rich dry estery character that gives some warning of its strength.
Unlike some(almost blonde) commercial examples of this style, our Belgian Triple
is light amber in color, and quite dry in the finish, with the sweetness
balanced as much with an estery yeast flavor as with hops. Alcohol: 7.7%, IBU’s
30
Includes 12 pounds of German extract and pale beet sugar, flavoring and
aromatic hops, 125 ml of liquid ale yeast, and corn sugar for carbonation. Makes
5 gallons with a starting gravity of at least 1.083 Ease of Brewing:
Beginner
Save a lot of money. Belgian ales of this strength and quality sell for $8.00 and up per 24 ounce bottle in a liquor store. You can brew the equivalent of 24 twenty four ounce bottles of William's Belgian Triple for around $2.00 a bottle!
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