St-Feuillien Triple
Saint Feuillien
The Saint Feuillien Triple is a top-fermented blond beer at 8.5% ABV, brewed with Pilsner malt and the hops Aramis, Celeia and Lublin. It shows 30 IBU of bitterness, a palate balanced between fruit and bitterness, and a one-year ageing period.
📍 Hainaut, Belgium
In a nutshell
Tripel · 8.5% ABV · 🇧🇪 Belgium. Perfect with Roast poultry.
📊 Specs
8.5%
ABV
30
IBU
9
EBC
6–8°C
Serve at
75cl
Format
🍺
Chalice
👃 Tasting notes
Appearance
Blond
Aroma
Fruity, Aramis, Celeia and Lublin hops
Taste
Balanced, fruity, light bitterness
Finish
Dry, lightly bitter
🍽️ Food pairing
- Roast poultry
- Fish in sauce
- Soft cheeses
- Asian cuisine
🏭 The brewery
Saint Feuillien
🏭 From the same brewery
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❓ Frequently asked questions
What is the ABV of St-Feuillien Triple?
St-Feuillien Triple has an ABV of 8.5%. It is a strong beer, to be enjoyed in moderation.
Where does St-Feuillien Triple come from?
St-Feuillien Triple is brewed by Saint Feuillien in Hainaut, Belgium.
What food pairs well with St-Feuillien Triple?
St-Feuillien Triple pairs beautifully with: Roast poultry, Fish in sauce, Soft cheeses.
How should St-Feuillien Triple be served?
Serve St-Feuillien Triple at 6–8°C in a Chalice. It is a beer in the Tripel style.
