Maredsous 6 Blond

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

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.