Which beer falls under the Strong-Dark category?

The House Belgian Amber Tripel is classified under the Strong-Dark category primarily due to its brewing style and characteristics. Tripels are a specific type of Belgian beer that are known for their high alcohol content, which typically ranges from 8-12% by volume. These beers are also characterized by their rich, complex flavors that often include malt sweetness, fruitiness, and sometimes spicy notes resulting from the yeast used during fermentation.

The strong and dark label is attributed to the depth of flavor and higher alcohol than many lighter beers, offering a more intense experience for the palate. In contrast, the other options represent different styles that do not align with these characteristics. The House Belgian Golden, House Honey Blonde, and House White Ale tend to be lighter in both color and alcohol content, focusing on refreshing rather than robust profiles, thereby not fitting the Strong-Dark category as neatly as the Belgian Amber Tripel does.