Maredsous 6 Blond

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Bottle courtesy of BelgianBeerGal. Pours copper with a nice white head. Smells of perfume, sugar, yogurt, citrus, grassy. Tastes of caramel, sugar, some light spice. Nose is much better than the taste.

HUGE off-white HEAD dried fruits and a monastery - belgian strong ale character. good.

Pours a hazy deep orange with a huge foamy head that stay a long time and quite a nice amount of foam stay until the end. Aroma is of fruity malts. Flavors are dry and fruity with good malts some vanillas and brown sugars, bitter and a little sweet and sour but very well balanced. Very very good beer, I love the whole Maredsous family.

On the orange side of amber with a foaming white crest. Home to an acidic grapefruit nose with a light hoppiness. In the mouth it provides tight fruit flavours along with malt notes arising slowly. A strangely sterile finish. Thin but smoth and nicely carbonated. Boozy but a very pleasant beer.

Pours gold into a Trappist glass. Bright white head slowly recedes to coat surface. Crisp and hoppy upfront, turning fruity, yeasty and boozy. Taste similar to a white wine. Lasting hop finish. Very nice.

Clove aroma, sweet honey notes with flowers and coriander. Some alcohol. Slightly spicy flavour. Sour grapes. A hoppy bitterness, that lasts through the finish. Awesome.

Poured hazy gold with small white head. Sour, dough aroma. Medium carbonation. Dry mouthfeel with light spice and some citrus. lingering aftertaste. Not my style.

330 ml bottle. Deep golden colour. Clear. Medium-sized white fine-laced head. Spicy apricoty aroma. A hint of banana and citrus. Characterful yeast. Citrusy flavours. Very high carbonation level. Light-bodied. Weak peppery flavours. Pilsener malt. Very drinkable, except perhaps for the carbonation level.