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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Pike Brewing Monk's Uncle
Monk's Uncle poured a hazy, golden yellow color with a paper thin, small bubbled, white head. The aroma is flowery, slightly sweet with a malt base. The body is pretty sweet up front, backed by a thicker malt base that dies out. It is a little thin on the backend, with the hops peeking though a bit.Overall, an average tripel. The nose and first impression are great but it fades out. This needs some balance for the huge sugar bill up front as well as a little bit more depth. The finish is ok. An ok beer, but I miss the complexity here that I love in tripels.
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Craft Beer,
monk's uncle,
pike brewing company,
seattle beer,
tripel
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