Rochefort Trappistes 10

Brewed by Brasserie Rochefort
Style: Abt/Quadrupel
Rochefort, Belgium

Dark brown body with off-white head. Multiple ripe dark fruits, spice, wood and alcohol in the nose. Flavor is spicy, semi-sweet, some bitterness, and noticeably boozy. Somewhat thin with moderate carbonation. Good but quads just don’t stand out for me.

Bottle pours hazy brown with a beige head. Aroma is lots of sweet malt, dark fruits, and spicy alcohol. Flavor is sweet, raisiny, with boozy notes. I actually preferred the 6 and 8.

Pours hazy dark amber brown with a thin tan head. Aroma is yeasty dark fruits, raisin and hints of toffee. Flavor is dark malts, candi sugar, currant and a little bit of warming. Great stuff.

330 ml bottle: The overall impression I received from reading countless ratings is far from what my bottle poured. The aroma was moderate and undefined. alcohol was noticeable but not in a good way. The appearance is good but you cant judge a book by it’s cover and the flavor was disappointing, with so many rating on this beer already I just wasn’t pleased with what was in my bottle. I will have to give this beer another shot and hope next go around things are better. The St. Bernardus Abt 12 is truly a much better beer all around.

09-08-10 330 ml bottle. reddish brown colour. creamy head. taste is sweet herbale with alcohol.

The wife says this was everything she wanted it to be. Kinda like a wine. I tasted, frowned and moved on to a real beer. Wine like scent, lots of sweet fruit. Pours off brown/tan with light head. Rating is the wife’s!

Deep dark brown, light head. Smells so sweet, so good, dried figs, brown sugar, coffee, some cocoa notes, spicey. nice on the palate, almost like a thin syrop, medium carb. tastes fantastic. tastes very sweet, toffee, sweet spices, sweet finish. one of the best trappist beers for sure.

Bottle. Dark murky brown appearance with a tall light brown head. A heavenly aroma of spiced and sweet fruit and imbued with the same great flavors. Best marks for the aroma