Maredsous 6 Blond

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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Bottle. Pours an amber colour with a yellowish-white head. Aroma is fruity and quite yeast with notes of perfumy herbs. Also some sweet oranges and coriander. Flavour is quite yeasty with some tart notes of citrus fruit and some more sweet notes of orange. The finish is rather dry and a bit woody.

Slightly flakey golden, quite dense pale head. Nose is wheat, yeast and dried fruits. Mild but pleasant. Chalky and wheaty, dry flavor. A bit like Orval without the hops or sourness (what does that leave you ask?) Fruits and yeast in the finish. Medium bodied, strongly carbonated but smooth palate. Nice and dry blonde.

Aroma: kind of weak, exotic fruit, candisugar, some yeast, caramel malt, spicy, cloves.
Flavour: spicy, sourish, metallic, too much metal.
Palate: soft, fizzy, fluffy.
Appearance: orange, white foam.

Golden, medium head. Citrusy yeast aroma, much like a Duvel. Spicy orang:y flavour, rather dry, spicy finish with a hint of yeast.

33 cL bottle at Den tatoverede Enke. Pours golden and clear orange with a collapsing white head, gets slight more cloudy with the last yeasty pour. Light cornish towards grainy dry aroma with a mild yeast note. Light bitter and mild yeasty note in the flavour. Dry and bitter finish. Slight yeasty note into the finish.

Bottled. Pours hazy orange colour with a medium off-white head and sticky lacing. Pretty big aroma with a little spice, caramel and some oranges. Nice flavour with more spice and citrus, plus a little yeast at the top. Easy to drink.

330 ml bottle. A deep orangey golden beer with a firm off-white head leaving fine laces. Lots of spice in the aroma, along with fruits (oranges and pears detected), and a scent of caramellish malts. Taste starts out sweet malty. Then fruity acidity, some yeasty tones, and a good amount of bittering hops. Medium to light body. Bitter, light salty and peppery finish.

Good-tasting, well balanced belgian ale. Like a lighter version of Duvel. Taste of orange and citrus. Good.

Hoppy, citric nose. Pours cloudy belgian blond. Flavour is full of spice with more citrus and a balanced finish of pleasing acidity, honey, and orange.

Bottle. Deep golden colour with a nice bigg well lasting head. Aroma of fruits, some yeast, hops and slight spice. Good mouthfeel. The flavour has a pleasant fruitiness with a soft sweetness, yeast, malt, bit of spices and some bitter hops.