Chimay Rouge (Red)

The color turned me off. A murky brown pour that looked like blended muddy water. Aroma and taste are ok though. Heavy with a sweet malt on both nose and mouth.

Pours a murky dark brown, with a large foamy head. Aroma is very malty as is the taste. I also get a caramel aroma. Not bad but just not for me.

Pours nice deep brown, good creamy head. Taste is malty, fruity and has a viscous mouthfeel, very little hint of alcohol. Nice beer.

Dark reddish brown, big and foamy beige head. Peppery yeasty nose, slight syrupy fruits and cheese. Flavor is dried fruits, malts and yeast. Spicy, well hopped and peppery finish, little earth also. Medium bodied, smooth but hollow palate. It’s got that basic Chimay pepperiness.

A very smooth tasting beer. the colour is bright red and very wonderful aroma. Rich, creamy and somewhat malty, has a prevalent yeasty and bread like taste. A full mouthfeel all the way through. A lot of lively fruit that continue to burst in your mouth all the way through the beer. Always an old reliable. :)

[330ml bottle from Tesco’s, Reading] My first Trappist beer so I was quite excited! Smell and initial taste very malty. Smooth and dangerously drinkable for such a strong beer. Mellows into a deep fruity aftertaste with almost no bitterness. Not bad, but not quite as outstanding as I’d been led to believe a Trappist beer could be - I’ve certainly had British beers I prefer. Will definitely try more of the style though.

hazy red brown amber coloured body with a off white head a spicy fruity aroma a sweet spicy fruity taste with a nice little alchoholic bitter finish nice one

Reddish amber coloured beer with off-white head. Herby butterish aroma. Sweet creamy palate. Ending is herby and bit fruity.