Malheur 6

Brewed by De Landtsheer
Style: Belgian Ale
Buggenhout, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Hazy yellow appearance, bif white head. Thin and a bit sour aroma of leaves, honey and earth. Oak leaves and hops in the flavour. Quite thin. Unclean, short finish. Quite dry.

330ml bottle from Bierzwerg. Hazy golden colour with small head. Aroma is yeast. Flavour is yeast, malt, bit fruity.

#1282 draught; nose is corn, some lemon, little leaves, cloves, late cooked vegetables, feel is mediumwatery, carb is medium, taste is dry lemon, soap, cloves, late mellow sour hops

2012 - 03 - 10 250ml bottle. claer yellow golden colour. Big fading white head. hay in aroma. light bitter taste. dry palate

leather, banana, orange, cloudy, minimal head, heavy cloying sweetness, medium bitterness, heavily sour, full body, creamy, average carbonation, bitter,

Draft. Pours hazy gold with white head; good retention and lacing. Aroma is yeast, herbs, spice, banana, and straw. Flavor is sweet malt, herbs, and light spicy hops. Medium body and carbonation with low warmth.

Tap. Pours hazy straw yellow with a medium, fizzy white head, short retention with good lacing. Aroma is hay and straw malt, barnyard and earthy notes, and apple/pear esters. Flavor is malt forward with medium esters, light hops and bitterness with a dry finish. Light body and warmth, medium carbonation.

From backlog

Head: foamy, white, medium
Colour: blond
Smell: malts, yeast , bitter , full , bit citric
Taste: quite full bodied for a 6% , lots of dry malts , bit of hops, bit citric , yeasty dry end , nice !

De Landtsheer used to brew the Malheur series towards the more bitter side. Nice, fresh and hoppy brews in a beer country where sweet is/was still the way to go. However the have all received a transformation, just like the brewery itself. They became more and more mainstream. And the Malheur 6 is sadly no exception. Although it didn’t become more sweet, it just is not as fresh and hoppy any more. To bad because I really used to enjoy this beer.

250 ml bottle.
Pours a golden colour with a large white small head. Aroma of light spices, honey and herbs. Flavour of light spices such as cinnamon, sweet toffee, malts, herbs and mild dark fruits. Medium bodied, high carbonation and a sweet, fruity, slightly warming finish. Too sweet but pretty straightforward and well done.

Clear light golden beer, firm white head. Floral hop aroma, quite malty, Belgian yeast, light banana and apricot, spices. Flavour light bitter, sweet malty, apricot, some honey, quite dry. Finish dry, floral. Quite nice.
(Draught @ In den Spytighen Duvel, Turnhout)