Abbaye des Rocs La Montagnarde Altitude 6

Brewed by Brasserie de l’Abbaye des Rocs
Style: Belgian Ale
Montignies-sur-Roc, Belgium

colore d’orato buona schiuma intensità olfattiva buona piacevolmete speziata anche se non ci sono spezie tra gli ingredienti poco amara retrolfatto poco persistente

blond yellow colour body with a average white head a sweet hoppy aroma and a heavy sweet taste and also a heavy sweet finich

BBE: 2004 33CL from the cellar I think this one is probably a bit too old. Its lovely sweet spicy apricot aromas are still there but quite faint, Floatie yeast soon settles to the bottom of the glass. flavour tastes alittle old, very dry and with a hint of stone fruit.

Bottle 33 cl. Average fizzy white head that mostly diminished. Fair lacing. Somewhat clear but with heavy particles in flow. Color was lovely golden. Heavy yeast notes with aroma of soap and leather. Light perfume, and moderated lovely apricot and peach, spice, coriander. Medium bodied with an average carbonation and light dry texture. Moderated sweet flavor with hint of acidic and bitter notes as well. Excellent combination of flavors I thought. Lingering apricot/fruity sweet finish. I really enjoyed this beer.

0.25l bottle - rerate. Peachy, fresh citric, from alive and kicking belgian yeast. Cloudy yellow, low white head. Nice fruity base flavor, light nutmeg, coriander, clementines retronasal. Medium body, fine sparkly mouthfeel. Fresh and enjoyable. Thanks a lot for the opportunity to rerate this one pivnizub, the old rating was obviously from a dud: 6/3/6/2/8 Vineous, spiced wooden and light vinegarry aroma. Amber, low head. Lightbodied - overattenuated, wooden and dusty, some coriander. Adding the yeast does not improve the substance a lot. Wooden aftertaste.

Bottle, very lively on opening before pouring to a hazy orange with a disappointingly thin bubbly head. A sweet musty fruit aroma, but with an acidic sharpness. Quite thin, but with a refreshing citric zestiness. The weak finish becomes a little buttery. Hard to get very enthusiastic about this one - maybe it didn’t travel well.

Bottled. Pours out in a opaque dark tellow/orange colour, topped with a white creamy foam. Fruity aroma of peaches and banana with a subtle acidity from raspberries and citric fruit. Yeast, banana and raspberries in flavour, hints of honey, grass and peach-skins. Quite dry aftertaste of oranges and lemon zest and coriander. Pleasant belgian blonde.

Bottled. Yellowish cream colour with large head. Sharp but thin blonde beer, high on citricty which makes it refreshing, but low on other flavours. Thin maltiness and mouthfeel.