Rochefort Trappistes 6

Light chestnut with golden highlights and a thin, off-white head. Odd, though not unpleasant Tequila-like edge (strange, yes, but it’s there in this bottle) with some nutty malt characteristics and a touch of alcohol. Interesting fermentation characteristics in the flavor that seems to impart a salty tang over a light, nutty malt profile. The body is very light, thin, and almost watery--though not negatively so--the 7.5% alcohol is hardly noticible which is quite a disappearing act. This beer is not really my thing but remains quite interesting nonetheless.

Bottle 33cl. Poured at 13 degrees Celsius. Aged 2 years. Pours a light clear brown/red colour. Beautiful head, good size and lasts. Smells gives away loads of fruits, varying from strawberrys to lemon. Very mouthfilling beer, good taste, can find all the fruits that are in the smell again. Also this beer is balanced excellent, tastes like the 8 and 10 Rochefort, but just a little less flavour to it. Though I must say that I can taste the alcohol more than in the other 2.

33cl bottle, pours apple cider brown, with dissipating off-white head. Aroma of apple, pear, flowers, caramel, and malt. Taste is fruity and malty, with minimal hops. Creamy mouthfeel. Not quite Rochefort 8 or 10, but a very good beer.

Pours fecal brown with minimal head. Smells strongly of assorted fruits and malts. Very sweet taste, well balanced with good carbonation. Delicious lingering yeast and malts. Very easy to drink, but could use more of an alcohol punch.

Pours a cloudy brown color with virtually no head. Very pleasant sweet aroma. Tastes of caramel and fruit. Slighty bitter finish.