BeerVerse/Sirens Tale 750ml
Sirens Tale 750ml
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About this bottle
Siren's Tale is a Belgian-style Tripel, brewed with a blend of Belgian malts and hops for the fruity, spiced character the style is known for — banana and clove esters from the yeast strain, with a dry finish despite the malt-forward richness. At 8.5% ABV, it's stronger than most pale ales or lagers, closer in strength to a strong ale than a session beer. This is a beer for fans of classic Belgian styles rather than an easy-drinking lager, best enjoyed slowly given the higher alcohol content.
How to drink Siren's Tale
Pour it into a tulip or goblet glass to let the banana and clove aromas develop, and serve it a touch warmer than a typical lager — around 45-50°F. Pair it with rich, savory food like roasted pork or aged cheese, which stands up well to a Tripel's strength and spice.
Tasting notes
Nosebanana, clove, spice
Palatemalty, banana, clove
Finishdry
Specs
Beer17 proof · Mash bill: Belgian malts · Belgium (style)
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Questions about this bottle
How should I serve a Belgian tripel like this?
Serve in a tulip or goblet-style glass, cool but not cold — around 45-50°F — to let the fruity, spicy yeast character develop as it warms slightly.
How should I store it after opening?
Keep unopened bottles cool and out of direct light; once opened, drink promptly, as it will lose its carbonation.
What does a Belgian tripel taste like?
Expect banana and clove aromas from the Belgian yeast strain, a malty, fairly strong palate, and a dry finish — a style built to be deceptively easy-drinking given its strength.
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