3rd Floor Tripel
- 8.2% ABV
- Cans
Munkle Brewing Co.'s Tripel. Label approved 25 June 2026; spotted near Charleston, SC on 28 August 2026.
More from Munkle Brewing Co.
All 6 →
Similar beers
More Belgian →
- Label submitted22 June 2026
- Label approved25 June 2026
- Spotted28 August 2026 near Charleston, SC
On your grail list. It's already been spotted.Ask Hop Grail:
Everything from Munkle Brewing Co. is on their page.
Scan a can to find any beer like this one. Get the free iPhone app →
New beers from the week, every Friday.
This is the 1st of 6 labels we have from Munkle Brewing Co. It is one of 4 tripel labels approved in June 2026. Its label was approved 3 days after it was submitted. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.
Where this comes from
Read from the label art by Hop Grail. Fields checked against the approved label. How we get this data
A two-story Charleston townhouse with a pitched roof dominates the center of the label, rendered in fine-line pen-and-ink style against a soft green background with darker green foliage silhouettes on either side. The house sits above the beer name in bold sans-serif caps; flanking the central image are geometric window designs—overlapping triangles in green and teal with white dividing lines, creating a stained-glass or quilted-panel effect. A narrow green stripe runs along the top and bottom edges of the label, with tagline text centered above.
From the label“3RD FLOOR TRIPEL The third floor of most Charleston single houses is characterized by sloping ceilings, few if any decorative accents, & inefficient heating & air. For these reasons, the third floor is often the children's floor & certainly at 66 Bull St., adults rarely climbed the four flights of stairs required to reach us. However, plenty of friends did ascend into the elements to spend some quality time out of mind. This is where we forged the friendships that are the foundations of Munkle Brewing Co. This beer is a nod to those wilder, younger, more carefree days.”
The brewery
Brew it
A starting-point recipe from the style and the ABV on the label — derived, not tasted, and the sheet says which is which.
The bench sheet →The hunt
We track beers, we don't sell them — no stock promises. These are the searches we'd run for this one.