tripel (Meaning)

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tripel (n.)

Same as Tripoli.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The brewer added a significant amount of sugar to create a tripel with an exceptionally high alcohol content.
The aroma of the tripel wafted through the air, teasing the senses with hints of ripe fruit and spicy notes.
The golden-amber liquid poured into the glass, forming a generous tripel head that slowly dissipated.
The tripel's complex flavors danced on the palate, offering a symphony of sweet citrus, peppery spice, and a hint of earthy hops.
The high carbonation caused the tripel to burst with lively effervescence, adding depth to its rich character.
The abbey brewed the tripel using a centuries-old recipe, ensuring its authenticity and exceptional craftsmanship.
The tripel's unique fermentation process resulted in a distinctive flavor profile that was both refreshing and complex.
The brewer experimented with different yeast strains to create a tripel with a unique fruity character and a velvety finish.
The tripel paired perfectly with grilled meats and hearty stews, complementing their flavors and enhancing the dining experience.
As the evening progressed, the tripel's warming alcohol content brought a cozy and convivial atmosphere to the gathering.

Same as Tripoli.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The brewer added a significant amount of sugar to create a tripel with an exceptionally high alcohol content.

The aroma of the tripel wafted through the air, teasing the senses with hints of ripe fruit and spicy notes.

The golden-amber liquid poured into the glass, forming a generous tripel head that slowly dissipated.

The tripel's complex flavors danced on the palate, offering a symphony of sweet citrus, peppery spice, and a hint of earthy hops.