St. Bernardus Pater 6

Reddish brown with a quickly disappearing beige head. Some caramel aroma but not sweet. Spicy toasted malt flavor with a dry, slightly sour finish. Nice light carbonation.

some caramel smell and flavor along with some roast malt a little sour. The program wants me to write more about it but I just dont have anything else to say. Its a so so beer.

Bottle @ Victory Bar... Poured a hazy ruby-brownish with a thick, beige head. Spiced, toasted malt aroma. Light carbonation and a thin base to the palate. Creamy yeast and malt notes. Very spiced and sweet bread-like notes with a smoked almond character in the finish.

This reddish brown ale poured with a huge beige head that bubbled away in short order.There is a fruity aroma and a nut and spice flavor with some banana ester. There is a long dry peppery finish.

general - 0,33 bottle, at home
appearance - tee brown with of brown head, strong and firm, a bit hazy
aroma - sweet malt and nuts
taste - mature and good, first milky smooth sweetish then more aicidic and even bitterish, meadow and herbs
other remarks upper level, however not so good as its freinds (e.g. Bernardus Abt 12 or pater 8)

Bottle: Cloudy, reddish-amber coloured, lasting creamy beige lacy head; sweetish-fruity nose with a good dash of toasted malt, nutty aromas, too; medium bodied; moderate to robust sweet-bitter flavour; lingering sweet-bitter finish with a dryish chocolatey touch in the aftertaste. A ggod one..........

Brown bottle, 330 ml, best befire 30 09 11, via Importations Privées Bièropholie, savoured on March 25 2009; eye: chestnut with caramel reflections, slightly hazy, light effervescence, voluminous beige head that falls and turns into a thin sheet, slight lacing; nose: yeast, caramelized malt, light spices, light fruity; mouth: yeast, caramelized malt, light spices, light fruity, finale in yeast with good presence of spices and presence of malt and hops, medium body, quite carbonated, slick, lightly bitter and sweet, a bit thin; overall: quite likable FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune, 330 ml, meilleure avant 30 09 11, via Importations Privées Bièropholie, savourée le 25 mars 2009; œil : marron avec des reflets caramel, très légèrement voilée, légère effervescence, mousse beige abondante qui tombe et se transforme en une mince couverture, très légère dentelle; nez : levure, malt caramélisé, léger épices, léger fruité; bouche : levure, malt caramélisé, léger épices, léger fruité, finale en levure avec bonne présence d’épices et présence de malt et houblon, corps moyen, pas mal carbonatée, coulante, légèrement amère et sucrée, un peu mince; en résumé : bien aimé

12oz bottle. $3.95 First off, I have to say that I am becoming a big fan of St Bernardus. One of my highest ratings so far has been given to their Apt 12. With this one I was not really expecting anything great based on the other reviews and the style but I was pleasantly surprised. I really like this. It has a nice creamy head that, like many other belgians, seems to be alive. Pours a nice brown color. Unlike many of the other belgians I have tried this one does not hit you over the head with alcohol taste making it very drinkable. Subtle flavorings of spice and fruit. Can’t wait to taste the other St Bernardus to see if this trend continues.