hopIQ found 10 beers with the same fruity and dry character as Rochefort 6. The oldest beer of the current range, introduced in 1950 and once simply called the Trappiste. It pours ruby to mahogany with a light head and starts from about 17.5 °Plato. Pilsner malt, some crystal malt and cassonade sugar form the base, with a single hop addition and a touch of coriander. Raisin, dried plum, caramel and bread crust lead the aroma, backed by the house yeast's fruity, peppery spice and a faint herbal edge. High attenuation keeps the body moderate and the finish dry and gently bitter. Ranked by flavour match rather than popularity.
Closest match: St-Feuillien Brune — 75%. No twin in the catalogue yet.
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