Maredsous 6 Blond

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Golden pour, white head. Yeast, spices, honey, honeysuckle, and stone fruit aromas. Flavor is sweet, yeasty, malty, stone fruit, honey. Pretty good.

750ml bottle. Lightly sweet, malty, honeyish aroma, gently herbal and fresh with background notes of doughy bread and spice. Mostly clear light-medium golden-amber color with a lasting, fluffy head and thick sheets of lacing. Flavor profile is fruity, sugary and light, with touches of floral sweetness, lemon and pear, some faint yeast and hop undertones towards the finish. Light, airy, effervescent and gently bitter on the palate, body is medium. Sweetness is kept in balance. This is just a nice, easy drinking Belgian style.

bottle, bb 032012, clear golden pour with tall white rocky foam, aroma of yeasty belgian sugar and spice, flavor is malty yeasty spices and lemons

Slight orange tint. Quick, white head. Old, dirty, belgian yeast aroma. Belgian yeast flavor with bananna, vanilla and clover. Heavy, doughy body for a blonde ale. A bit too congestive to be that enjoyable. Good, bitter hop finish though.

A very sessionable Belgian. Almost saison-like. Soft palate, big, tight, fluffy white head that sustains.

Aroma of candi sugar and spice, flavor is quite sweet, light fruit, with some yeasty spice. Mouthfeel is somewhat watery. Tasty and light.

Draft. Hazy yellow. Nose of Belgian yeast and a bit of spiciness. Taste is a bit yeasty, sticky, dry on the end. A hint of sweetness. Nice summer quencher.

330ml bottle. Crisp dirty white head atop a sandy amber base. Plenty of bubbles throughout the glass with a pleasant aroma of preserved fruit and spices. Sweet taste with an aftertaste that sist in the back of the throat. Okay overall without being outstanding.