Brewed By:
Unibroue
Self-Defined Style:
Strong Amber-Red Ale Maudite has a deep amber-red color with a rocky foam head and an appealing aroma of wild spices and floral hop notes. It is spicy, vinous, and deliciously complex with a crisp hop finish.
Best With:
Whether it is paired with pasta marinara, a brick-oven pizza, Flemish stew, spice-rubbed pork tenderloin or dal makhani, Maudite is 'devilishly' satisfying.
Special Attributes:
Big Beer (+8.0% ABV)
Special Attributes:
Vintage Beer (Evolves with Age) 
Comments
first taste
caramel brown
lightly hopped.
slight alcohol hotness
nice malt. not very bitter, fruity nose.
slightly yeasty. bottle fermented. leave 1/2 " in the bottle.
One from the Belgian Canucks
Appearance: Dark Amber leaning towards Deep Red, cloudy from the yeast. Head is large bubbles, fairly high carbonation, but fast to dissipate. Large effervescent bubbly head is replaced with a less copious dense head with tight little bubbles.
Aroma: Musty, like my grand dads cellar that was stored with enough cord wood for several winters.
Flavor: Instantly hit with some coriander and other spice flavors. Not sure if it is all from the yeast or if spices are thrown in the mix when this is brewed/fermented.
Mouthfeel: Thin.
Overall Impression: A good beer, worth the price of admission to the liquor store to get it. Not overly remarkable, but far from ordinary.
Comments: A fair pour. Wonder how it would age? Would something unique develop in the bottle?