Tynt Meadow – Beer Search Party

December 18, 2024December 3, 2024

Three Traps

We have quite the special brew to talk about today. Three Trappist breweries ( La Trappe, Tynt Meadow, and Zundert ) have banded together on a new beer: Three Rules of Authentic Trappist.

“The Three Rules of Authentic Trappist is a full-bodied, perfectly balanced Dubbel. The beer is characterised by a full, layered taste of sweet caramel, toasted malt, and a hint of peat, combined with subtle spicy and hoppy notes. This leads to an unparalleled taste experience with every sip.”

Part of the proceeds of the new beer will benefit Trees for All.

April 24, 2024April 10, 2024

From Foreign Shores – Part 2

The Trappists of Mount St Bernard produce their flagship Tynt Meadow ale but they also have a blonde ale, described as “a lighter, refreshing English style blond with hints of clove and peppers on a layer of delightful bitterness.”

February 11, 2023February 2, 2023

Beer Review – English Trappist Ale from Tynt Meadow

Finally found the English Trappist Ale, Tynt Meadow! So, of course, had to review it.

Overall, a bit disappointed with this. Pours a muddy red, brown color with lots of brown floatie bits at the bottom. Everything is light. The Christmas spice is light. Banana is light. Mouthfeel is light. Kinda fruitcake-y. And just a little musty tasting. I was glad it was a small under 12 ounces.

July 6, 2018August 27, 2018

Trapp’ed in England

The ranks of Trappist certifed breweries has expanded. And Mount Saint Bernard and the monks living and working in Leicestershire have become the first in the UK added to the tally that stretches from it’s Belgian base to Italy and the US as well.

The first beer from the 12th in line is called Tynt Meadow and is named after the meadow where the monks set down roots starting in 1835.

I would hazard a bet that a future brew is named St. Lutgard’s Day, that is the day that this brewery chose to brew their first batch. Lutgard was known for surviving on bread and beer during fasts.