Maredsous 6 Blond

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

(33 cl bottle at Rotary Pub, Göteborg) Clear golden coor, big white head. Sweet and yeasty scent, also sweet and yeasty taste. Medium mouthfeel, low bitterness. Feels rather boring.

Bottle, 33 cl. Celar amber, with a large off-white head. Spicy, yeasty and hoppy aroma. Smooth mouthfeel, quite low carbonation. Dry but short finish.

Bottle, 33cl. A little bit hazy amber colour with an off-white head. Aroma is yeasty, fruity and slightly spicy. Hoppy & yeasty flavour but somewhat thin. Short finish.

The last of the three Maredsous beers available at the Hopdevil
Poured a lovely orange colour with a nice small persistant thick white head. This sure is a looker. A good yeasty, hefeweizenish nose, with cloves leading the way... notes of bread. The taste is pleasant and smooth, but like iths two bigger brothers, unimpressive and kinda dull.Yeast, cloves, maybe lime, glue. A noticable, odd, persistant sweetness. Long yeasty aftertaste, with notes of hops. While it’s not a better beer than them, I like it more than the 8 and 10. But it’s not a better beer really.

Light malt and yeast aroma, no fruit here. Flavor is light and mild with some citrus sourness. Amber and a thick head. A lighter beer that is kind of refreshing. Not as intense as the 8 or 10.

bottle from dove. Amber with dense white head. Sort of regal appearance, but I think it’s down to the glass. Metallic aroma with a touch of sweet clementine and grass. Taste of spice, hops and fruit. Every so slightly salty and bitter. Nice with my dinner.

Excellent cream. Aroma and palate of caramel, with the alcohol and a bitter taste in both. Amber coloration, very beautiful. High/average carbonation.

Bottle, Chesters, Worcester, 03-03-07. Poured deep golden colour with slight haziness to it some yeastiness apparent on the nose, tasted stronger than the abv suggested. Quite a punchy tasting beer, with malt and spiciness very much in evidence. Pretty decent.