Stumblin' Monk

 
 

Stumblin' Monk


Country:
  • United States

    Brewery:
  • AleSmith


  • Stumblin' Monk is a Belgian-style tripel with a certain 'je ne sais quois' about it. Three secret spices, along with the traditional coriander, orange peel and Belgian Candi sugar, are fermented by yeast from a real Trappist monastery. Stumblin' Monk has a deep golden color, which belies its hearty body and high alcohol content. The aroma gives away its secrets of coriander and orange peel, but its flavor is simply (or more accurately, "complexly") amazing. Thanks to bottle-conditioning, it has a thick, creamy mouthfeel, but that's just the beginning. Layers upon layers of flavors unfold upon the palate in rapid succession. It starts with orange and coriander flavors, then quickly melts into a lush, warm, clove-banana sensation. The flavor then gradually fades to a very slightly bitter, slightly malty-sweet finish.


    Alcohol percentage:
  • 9.7%

    Drinking temperature:
  • -

    Ingredients:
  • -



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    (Info from: AleSmith, 2002)

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