edmajorjoe (79), Vail, Arizona, USA
Oct 7, 2008 MIrky, malty appearance with a thin head on pour. The bottle has a wine cork effect to allow for freshness of malts when drinking. The smell is pleasant but taste is similar to a lager. Overall, tasty and memorable.
beergod (97), Houston, Texas, USA
Oct 5, 2008 Maudite pours a rich brown with a nice size head. The nose is fruity, spicy,and complex. Flavor is of dark fruit ,spice, light alcohol, and gets better as it gets to a cool and not cold temperature. The body is full with a nice effervescence. Great ale!!
 bretupdegraff (172), Fishers, Indiana, USA
Sep 25, 2008 Great Beer aye?
Hazy Brown/Amber pour from bottle. ARoma was light and didn’t provide any clues to the flavor for me. Nice Creamy off-white head that lasted for a while and left nice lacing on the glass- Flavor was a bit dark fruity with some spice - woodsy outdoor in the flavor - mouthfeel is thick/carbonated -
Awesome flavor - very complex
- I originally rated this at 3.9 but changed it after the brew warmed I almost couldn’t stand the dark fruit flavor. - against the brewers recomendation you Need to keep this one cold!
ericandersnavy (1039), crossroads, Texas, USA
Sep 25, 2008 bottle from midway mart in denton tx. poured a hazy light brown with a nice off-white head. aroma of some strong fruit sensation and caramel malt. flavor of spice, alcohol, and fruity. very high carbonated. not a bad brew at all, but not my favorite
fidel (882), Livermore, California, USA
Sep 22, 2008 Hazy amber, sweet, creamy, fruity, malty, citrus, yeasty, caramel, spice, little wood, little alco., dry finish.
bembelembe (150), Zagreb, Croatia
Sep 17, 2008 Hazy brown-amber color. Fruity and spicy character. Mixture of oranges, apples, cloves, yeast, earth and dominant alcohol flavour. Aftertaste is acoholy fermented fruity taste with sour component. Champagne carbonated. Creamy body.
CaryTheDude (1113), Longmont, Colorado, USA
Sep 15, 2008 Crushed with Jakebra. Nice bouquet. Nothing wrong with this brew. Very nice color and flavor. Some cloviness and some fruitiness and some awesomeness.
nigelvibations (9), , Oregon, USA
does not count  Sep 13, 2008 Just picked up Neal Stephenson’s "Anathem"; figured I should get a big Belgian ale and start the next four months off properly. Pours dark, almost opaque amber into the wineglass. White foam with small, shiny bubbles. Classic strong Belgian aroma - part cider, part champagne, part Autumn leaf pile and musty monk cellar. Incredibly smooth - mouthfeel a little fizzy and oily, very intense smoky/woody high notes, amplified by the alcohol, without that big middle bitterness I generally associate with strong Belgians.
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