Unibroue Maudite

(Canada) Pours a nice reddish brown color with a wonderful thick foamy white head. The aroma is of warm bread, spices and yeast. The taste is creamy with some slight caramel notes!! The finish has a strong yeast flavor, but still very drinkable.

33cl bottle. Gift from a friend. It poured an dark orange colour with an almost non-existant head. It has a sweet aroma that smells of peach and/or apricots. It has a sweet flavour that tastes of peach and/or apricots, caramels and a hint of yeast. It has a short aftertaste.

Great, very smooth and drinkable. Flavor of dark fruits, but fortunately not too sweet. Some spiciness as well. Full bodied and lightly carbonated. No alcohol flavor.

75cl Bottle. Dark red/brown in color, with nice white head, long duration. Very malty (cereal, bread, caramel) and "unibroue yeasty" in aroma. Full bodied, low carbonation at high temperatures, very long and malty finish ! Malt, yeast, very fruit flavor, low hop flavor (lighlty bitter) with malty (caramel) and unibroue yeast aftertaste! Veeery Nice Beer !

Nice!! Aromas of candied mix fruits like peach, citrus and apricot, and baking allspice. Appearance a cloudy dark or burnt reddish-orange, after an initial 2 finger head it settles quickly to a layer of fine effervesence that lingers till the end. Flavor is as complete as the aroma with cintered malts, candied fruits and fine spices. Alchohol is well hidden and not a factor. Palate is light and oil coast and lingers, sticks in the back of the tongue with slight clinginess. Overall a very nice brew. will revisit again...

Pours a thin murky brown with a frothy fine white head. Unirboue aroma, malty, fruity, yeasty... fantastic as always. Rich malty flavor, a more vacant mouthful though, some red berries, spices, yeast, dried fruits, quite sweet. Very bubbly stuff, and defintely too sweet. Yummy, but I’ll take a Trois Pistoles instead.

Bottle. Moderate malt aromas of cereal and roasted, light perfume for the hops and moderate soap, barnyard and musty for the yeast, with date and clove inn the background. Head is small, fizzy white with no lacing and is fully diminishing. Color is a greyish red/brown. Flavor starts moderately sweet and acidic, then finishes lightly bittersweet and moderately bitter. Palate is medium, oily and has a fizzy carbonation. A nice Belgian Strong, just too fizzy and a spiciness that’s not my favorite.

Pours a dark orange, almost brown with an off-white frothy head. Aroma is malty and raisin/plum fruitiness with some sweet caramel notes. Flavor starts with some sweet caramel malt with some tartness in the finish. Some nice earthy tones with dark fruit flavors. Medium to full body and nice thick mouth feel. Overall really nice fullness to it and refreshing for it’s heavier body and higher alcohol.