Maredsous 6 Blond

Brewed by Duvel Moortgat
Style: Belgian Ale
Breendonk-Puurs, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Svag med god arom, smak av citrus med inslag av beskhet. Nog något av de bättre att dricka när man är riktigt törstig en varm sommardag.

Thin scent but good taste. The aftertaste is not there that long. But a perfectly good beer to drink. If you are really thirsty, so you should take this.

Wheat and citrus fruit aroma with hints of caramel. Wheat taste with distinct, somewhat overpowering spices and grapefruit. Bittersweet finish with long aftertaste of grapefruit.

330 ml bottle. L20862202. BB 08/2015. From bierzwerg.de.
Cloudy golden colour with a small white head. Belgian yeast, caramel sweetness, mild sourness, mild hoppy bitterness and malt in the aroma. The flavour is rather nice with Belgian yeast, spices, malt, mild sweetness and some hoppy bitterness. Quite easy but still rather tasty Belgian Blond.

330ml bottle. Yeast, white pepper, pear and other fruits. Fizzy small bubbles. A bit too thin in flavor imo.

330 ml bottle @ Grunerløkka Brygghus, Oslo. May 08, 2013 Beer from a tulip glass Dark golden in color. Aroma is yeast,fruit and malt Taste is a bit sweet,yeast and some citrus The beer reminds me of a Wit beer Ok beer,but nothing special

At Belgian Beer Cafe, Brisbane, 330ml bottle. Poured a semi-translucent gold amber colour with a thin white bubble line as a heat. Laced poorly. No carbonation. Aroma of sweetish malt, a trace of yeast, and a trace of fruit. Taste an unususal moderate sweetness fading to a mild bitterness. Light body. Finished semi-sweet with a trace of bitterness.

Aroma: Yeast, sawdust, white pepper, hint of banana and pear.

Appearance: Hazy golden body with a massive white head. Very lively carbonation. Excellent lacing.

Taste: Bread, pear, orange and cloves. Nice balance between sweet and bitter.

Palate: Medium body with an oily texture. Fizzy carbonation.

Overall: One of the most drinkable, moreish Belgian beers I’ve tasted.

Pours a copper amber with a large lasting beige fluffy head with good lacing. Aroma of Belgian yeast, bready , biscuit malt and some fruity notes. Taste is of Belgian yeast and bread, some slightly zesty fruit flavors with some mild citrus. Palate is a medium body, with mild carbonation. The finish is Belgian yeast and bread notes, mild zesty fruity flavors with some light bitterness. A good Belgian blonde ale with food or on its own.

33cl bottle from supermarket, belgium. Dark gold color with medium head. Carbonation is medium. Spicy malty aroma.