Maredsous 8

Amber color with big creamy long standing head. Sweet taste with roasted notes. I like this one.

Bottle: Pour was amber/brown with a fluffy off-white head. Aroma is fruity with yeast, medium malt, and a touch of chocolate. Carbonation was ok but the body was a bit thin. There wasn’t anything jumping out of this beer telling me that it was anything special. Kind of boring for a belgian.

Bottle.33cl. Light brown with a fresh malty nose of dark brown sugar and heavily toasted bread. The flavor is very light and easy with just a bit of coffee.

Had today at neighbors house. I like the Maredsous beers. Dark amber pour. Sweet malts and fruit bomb you right away and some spice and caramel finish the aroma. Flavor is pretty big with sweetness and typical Belgian complexity. Spicy, fruity, and just plain good!

Sweet and malty aroma. Big head lasts long. Flavor is malty, coffee, hint of dark chocolate. Roasted aftertaste is a little watery and alcoholic.

bottle 330 ml. nice brown amber colour. big off white head. nice warm taste. good belgian dark.

Date: 10/28/2008 Source:Capital Ale House - Downtown Caramel and candy sugar notes in the aroma along with a slight sourness. Clear amber brown with a small white head. Nice lacing on the glass. Oak, a slight Belgian spiciness. Clean and very dry finish with a slight bitterness. Prevoius rating:Date: 9/8/2008 8:08:39 PM Source: Missing Tap Capital Ale House Innsbrook 08/25/2008. Rich sweet malts with fruit and spice. Clear amber brown with small white head. Rich earthy malts with fruity spicy Belgian notes. Light body with earthy woody yeast finish. Touch of alcohol warming.

Bottle at Redlight Redlight. Pours a dark amber with a big off white head. Spicy hops, pepper and citrus dominate the aroma. Spicy bitter hop taste with lots of candy sugar malty sweetness. Dangerously tasty and strong, I thought it was a fairly decent beer.