Rochefort Trappistes 10

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

Bottle. Cloudy dark brown color with a small thick head. Earthy aroma with a hint of alcohol also dried fruit and spices. Complex and very inviting. Flavor was fantastic! Dark fruits, sweet malts, juicy, complex and with some warming alcohol. Great mouth feel, smooth to drink. A fantastic beer!

Poured dark brown into glass with long lasting multi layered head. Aroma fueled by carbs, yeasty and chocolaty. Sediment suspended in fluid. Bitter taste complexed with a medium sweetness from caramel, fruit, and malt. The alcohol content is very high, but is well layered into the flavors. A little too stouty for my taste. This is basically a much better produced/brewed 1554 Excellent beer, but I guess I prefer Chimay’s drinkability and slightly lighter bitterness.

Pours a hazy brown with a decent sized tan head, very viscous.... Aroma is dominated by cherries and dark fruits, subtly sweet, with a booziness to the aroma... Flavors are quite complex, subtly hoppy, with notes of dark fruits and sweet malts coming through differently each sip... Very carbonated, with a dry finish, medium bodied... The high level of carbonation was a bit of a turn off...

Pours a hazy brown, with a nice head. Rich fruit notes, with a clear alcohol bite. Smooth and Strong. Fairly complex, and it does pack a punch. Thumbs up on this one....

Aroma is crisp, strong, fruity and malty with just a whisper of sweetness. It pours a hazy, barely translucent, dark coppery brown with a very thick and pale tan head. Flavor is malty and fruity with a hint of caramel and a fierce but not overwhelming alcohol bite. Texture is very smooth, yet quite fizzy and tingly, leaving a satisfying and lip-smacking finish with fruity and caramel hints as well as a touch of sweetness.

poured with a thick creamy tan head that didn’t move. lasted like budding sun rays on the 8th hour of a gloomy, cloud swarmed day hahahahaha. seriously tho, this brew has a rich, extremely ark brown colour, and the head shows the evidence of its sediment throughout. smell boasts fruits all the way, and are complimented by incredible hops, with a hint of alcohol. the taste. incredible sweetness. i can’t pick out the complexities of the taste, but all i can say is hot damn! can taste a bit of alcohol in the sweets, but not at all overpowering. insanely smooth and creamy. lacing is great, and man, that head just won’t vanish.

A very cloudy dark brown color. Aroma is yeast, alcohol, and some sweeter spices. Flavor is of dried fruit, alcohol, yeast, and raisins. Has a sweeter yet strong alcohol flavor in the end. It definitely lets you know that you are consuming a real beer. Good stuff.

Enjoyed from an 11.2oz bottle in a whiskey snifter. The beer pours a deep brown color, with a thick light tan head. A very strong alcohol note greets the nose up front, followed by more mellow aromas of raisons, prunes, and slightly burnt caramel. The palate also features alchohol, although in the finish, and proceeded by a splendid melange of malts, and a perfect level of carbonation. Overall, worth the wait and hype, and surely a beer that would continue to improve with age.