Maredsous 6 Blond

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

on tap. gold/blond with a white head. heavy musk, spices, belgian yeast, and light dried fruits. smooth palate, flavor pretty much nails the nose on the head.

750ml bottle. bb 09/2011. Served in an Ename chalice. A healthy "pop" as the cork is released, plenty of carbonation. Saltine crackers, lemon and spice evident in the aroma. Orange/gold color with a two fingered head. Flavor is sweet, biscuity malt, woodsy, black pepper and light fruit. Dry, but not overly so, finish. Middle of the road Belgian Ale.

Hazy orange colour with large white head.Aroma is flowery and hoppy with hint of wheat yeast and citrus,good refreshing with nice fruity finish.

Golden yellow. White head. Banana and yeast in aroma. Flavor is fruity.

11.2 oz bottle. Orange gold with white head. Aroma of orange and lemon. Sweet floral taste with the hops coming through. Found it refreshing with a slight sweet after-taste.

330 mL bottle from the LCBO, served in a branded Trappist glass. Pours clear golden with a few wisps of sediment and a 1 cm pillowy white head. Head just barely hangs on to the end and laces well. Aromas of yeast, honey, citrus, cloves, flowers and pale malts. Flavour begins moderately sweet but becomes bitter towards the finish. The finish is long and hoppy bitter. On the palate, light in body with a dry texture and lively carbonation. A decent light beer with a surprising hop presence; malts were a bit underwhelming though. 2010-05-10

Well carbonated ale good size head orange gold pour aromas woody fruit hops yeast grain flavour wheat orange lemon a smooth yeast taste morishing bit watery sweet malt some grain and mild bitter aftertaste so not bad

Very light orange-yellow clearly substance. White foam, could have been some more, disappears pretty quick... Hoppy-citrus sweet-sour spiced smell. Sweet flower-fruity taste, little sour-bitter aftertaste, not bad, expected less.