Subtle yellow-clouded white-headed witbier stays moderate-bodied and less explosively carbolic than most pale Belgians. Spunky candi-sugared malting, lemony peach-orange-apple tartness and white-peppered clove-coriander spicing soften corky barnyard-hay dryness to medicinal finish. A bit askew for its class, as wheat influence neutralized by pungent alcohol-stricken sharpness.
TROMPE LA MORT DOUBLE BOCK
(TROIS MOUSQUETAIRES) D’ARTAGNAN BLONDE LAGER
(TROIS MOUSQUETAIRES) ARAMIS LAGER ROUSSE
TROEGS TROEGENATOR DOUBLE BOCK
Heavenly juicy-fruited medium-bodied dark amber may lack alcoholic chocolate-rimmed citric-dried inertia of richer bock competition, but fig-spiced bruised cherry entry dazzles. Spry floral-hopped briskness enhances luscious melon sweetness and mildly tart grape-quince sequel solidifying toasted wheat bed. Instantly approachable for lighter thirsts, yet bold enough for strong ale heads.
TROEGS SUNSHINE PILS
TROEGS RUGGED TRAIL NUT BROWN ALE
TROEGS PALE ALE
TROEGS OATMEAL STOUT
Ascending black coffee roast, molasses-sapped burnt caramel creaminess, and supportive hop-embittered nuttiness linger loudly to driest lactose-chocolate finish, picking up charred pine-maple wood tones, flaked oat stipend, and raisin-prune dalliance. Creamy soured mocha center reveals teensy black licorice dash. Even its exquisite jet black hue, maroon-burgundy highlights, rocky tan head, and lacey remnant encourage attention.








