Unibroue Maudite

Pours a dark amber color with a medium off white head. Smells very sweet, like you’d expect from a Unibroue beer. Alot of candy sugar, Unibroue yeast, and sweet malts. The flavor is much the same. Has the typical Unibroue flavor. Pretty sweet on the palate, full bodied, very malty. Alot of dark fruit and sweet malts. The alcohol is there, but masked proficiently. Another good offering from these guys.

Dark mahogany pour and creamy off white head. Tastes of creamy summer fruits. Good, but too fruity/sweet for me.

Bottle: Dark brown pour with a semi white head that disappeared to a thin film. Citrus scent with a heavy dosing of alcohol. Seems a bit watered down for my taste. Not entirely sure why this has such a high rating.

I’m new to the whole describing exactly what flavors are in the beer so bare withe me in this.The reason that I bought this beer was because of the cool picture that was on the label. It has a light flavor not to be confused with little flavor. It leaves a slick feeling to your mouth but not a bad feeling to it. Slight sweet scent, slightly bitter, nice after taste, nice carbonation that plays with the palate. I like this beer also has a slight spice taste to it.

Good Head, amber, Sour bread & spice aroma. Flavor: Sweet yeast, wheat, fruit, complex. Toasted hop finish.

hazy mahogany, spongy head, tight bubbles. dusty dry aroma of dried cherries and plum. warm fruit esters cover all parts of my mouth and include more cherry and plum, but also red delicious apple. toasted bread in the finish with warming yeast.

Pours an amber orange brown, thick frothy creamy head. Heavily carbonated/very bubbly. Aroma of the signature Unibroue yeast, Sour hearty grains and bread. Earthy damp hay. Sweet and tangy flavor. Apple cider with a bitter slightly bitter hop finish. I also get some hearty whole wheat flavor in the after taste. Palate is smooth a little thick but not too thick and slightly complex. Tasty indeed.

12oz bottle. Bottled in June 07, consumed in Feb 08. This has been one of my favourite beers for as long as I’ve liked good beer, and should have been rated long, long ago. Pours a murky brown. Has a wonderfully yeasty and wheaty aroma. The initial taste is strong, yeasty with a touch of sweetness. It goes down the throat beautifully, with a full wheaty aftertase. I’ve always felt this beer to be a weizenbock. I really should do a blind taste test with this one and Aventinus and pick my favourite..