7.4% | 330ml
Mount St. Bernard Abbey - Tynt Meadow English Trappist Ale 7.4%
Mount St. Bernard Abbey£2.99 Unit Price £2.73 Member Price
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7.4% | 330ml
£2.99 Unit Price £2.73 Member Price
Rob –
A lovely ale
Vincent –
Alcoholic liquorice-y sweet English Trappist ..one you just got to try
Jack –
Utterly Fantastic! Very tasty, complex ale
Adam –
Very tasty and interesting strong trappist beer, nice for a treat
Richard –
Tadas –
Oleg –
Roger –
A chocolate delight.
Peter –
James –
Really loved the first 3-5 sips and then it got a bit much.. I would still buy again and use as a night long drink to keep coming back to.
Paul –
Aidan –
Yes, yes, yes. This is absolutely superb.
Rory –
Woody biznizz!
Steve –
Really good stuff! Perfect for this time of year!
Derek –
I love trappist ales and this one is so good you can even forgive it for being english…
Alex –
Lyndsay –
Noel –
Thick molasses with a pinch of cloves and banana. The caramel is distinctive here and lingers for some time.
John –
Very nice with a steak pie
Chris –
SEAN –
steven –
Adam –
Wonderful Trappist offering. When I first tried this beer, I was reminded of Westvleteren 12 with an initial bready, yeasty note followed by the taste of pepper and fig. Absolutely outstanding. At 7.4% it is a bit more forgiving than its illustrious cousin.
Jonathan –
Marc –
I foolishly poured a little too quickly and ended up with a lot of sediment in the glass, however the taste was not diminished. What a great beer!
Aileen –
Very interesting. Strong and definitely a trappist ale.
Will –
Steve –
Enjoyable. Isn’t too sweet considering the strength of the beer
Connor –
Rich, complex, layered flavours, that linger on the palate. My first trappist ale, but I shall be on the look out for more and will definitely buy this one again.
Martin –
Nicholas –
Paul –
Excellent beer, so tasty.
Dean –
Thin creamy beige head. Hazy amber pour. a little chocolate and some sweetness.
Sarah –
Des –
Needs some ageing
Peter –
Well this was a very full bodied beer with a great after taste , with a heavy texture
Kevin –
Very rich and complex
Matt –
England’s very own trappist ale! Not as good as some of the others but for the price; Amazing!
Jon –
Not what I expected…and was a very pleasant surprise…almost stout-like in look, and it poured with masses of yeasty smell…a superb ale for a winter’s eve, with bags of flavour – bit like a crusty brown loaf in a glass…wonderful stuff and would have this again like a shot.
Mark –
Quite nice, but really a little bit stronger than the body of the beer can support: you taste the alcohol as a distinct flavour. One suspects they just made it this strong because “trappist beers are supposed to be” and may have made something slightly easier to drink otherwise.
John –
An excellent trappist ale, reminiscent in many ways of good Christmas cake – full of weighty fruit aromas for a wonderful slow sipping experience.
Chris –
Great story behind this beer. Helping out the monks.
Joanne –
Great balance, thinking a bit cheesy but not overpowering
Simon –
It’s an acquired taste, but worth a try if you’re feeling adventurous.
Thomas –
Standard trappist beer, you know what you’re getting
Shaun –
Kevin –
Philip –
Michael –
Very good. Full on but with plenty of subtlety too. Allow to warm before drinking – it really opened up as it warmed up. Not a session beer by any means but a sip by the fireside winner.
Stephen –
Very nice aroma
Michael –
Lovely beer with a bit of history behind it.
Michael –
Miguel –
Not as good as I remembered.
Kjeld –
derek –
strong, heavy, stout like beer.
Robert –
Artem –
Andy –
Loved my first Trappist ale.
Partha –
Gary –
My very first purchase and I am based In Leicestershire but knew nothing about the trappist ale Tyn Meadows and the amazing story behind it`s creation. It has a warm, chocolate and liquorice flavour but boy is it strong so only sip.Don`t gulp. That way the taste and aromas will add to what is a very enjoyable drinking experience. It leaves a warm pleasant aroma and strong self satisfaction after completion. Thoroughly recommended.
Richard –
Malty and thick. Opaque like pond water
Roger –
Delicious
Jayden –
Very sweet and boozy. loved this one!
faye –
lovely
John –
Recommended by a friend and it’s fairly good. 3.5 I’d say.
Brian –
nice drink that will undoubtedly split opinion
Andrew –
Richard –
Not what I was expecting but still really liked it . Main impression taste wise was toffee , long aftertaste , and medium bodied . Reminded me more of a strong English old ale than the trappist beers of Belgium .
Lyndsey –
Found this more sweet than Belgian Trappists with dark chocolate/fruit notes
Amanda –
David –
Paul –
Good strong Ale
Ryan –
Not my favourite type of ale, but really nice flavours and decent strength
Harshpal –
Excellent beer, it’s got a very different taste being a brown Trappist ale but definitely one I’d recommend giving a shot. Very wholesome flavour profile that leaves you feeling refreshed and certainly does not feel like a 7.4%, much easier to drink yet with a strong mouthfeel
Martin –
Full of rich Belgiany malts and licorice
Andy –
Peter –
david –
Loved this. Great malt base and loads of flavour.
Paul –
A deep, earthy mouthful. Drinks quick.
Vicky –
Sean –
It does what it says on tin, can be a little over whelming but my goodness, this is ALE.
Dean –
Nice strength & flavour
Kirsty –
Not a massive fan but my boyfriend liked it
Martin –
Interesting and enjoyable, different to trappists I have had in the past
Simon –
Very nice strong beer
Ali –
Heavy duty
William –
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James –
Dark rich raisin.
John –
A roasted aroma of coffee and cocoa. This pours a caramel colour and sits a foggy chocolate brown in the glass. There’s lots of malty roasted coffee notes in this ale. You also get a smooth rich chocolate flavour that leads onto the light fruitiness of stewed fruit and you can definitely taste the alcohol from the high ABV. There’s a fair bit of sediment in this beer and the lower you get in the glass, the more you get a sweet toffee flavour coming through. A smooth, rich and strong beer, perfect for a cold night.
Ken –
did not like this at all
Andrew –
Wow what a beer loads going on, lovely malty sweet wheaty & smooth
Matthew –
Anton –
dessert porter meets abdij beer: rich, sweet, chocolatey
Andrew –
Chris –
Alfie –
Tim –
Christopher –
Full bodied but not too heavy
Rikki –
Edward –
Packs a punch! Almost too strong by the end.
Matthew –
A trappist beer from Leicestershire which competes strongly with any Belgian counterpart. One of my favourites
Adam –
A great English-style Trappist beer
Pete –
David –
Nice taste would give 3.5 stars
Dan –
Had this many times, lovely trappist beer, perfect for cold nights and log fires!
James –
Wow. First off it is full of flavour and you really get the chocolate. And its strong. What more could you want?
Simon –
john –
Martin –
Strong and little sweet
Tyson –
Stephen –
Amazing
Scarlett –
a strong and heavy beer, destined to be drunk from a stein, the flavour profile helps carry that extra alcohol and you can happily sip on this one
Campbell –
Nick –
Probably not a bad beer but not my usual style.
simon –
Great value
Joanne –
drank some of these with a belgian friend… even he was pleasantly surprised!
James –
Had a fair amount of sediment at the bottom… dark reasonably tasting beer
Dean –
Very nice and definitely quaffable.
Adam –
First trappist beer won’t be my last sweet and malty really nice
Charles –
Very good, flavoursome ale
Darren –
Edward –
A rich, fruity and warming delight. An excellent beer full of complexity and flavour.
Tomos –
Lovely beer
Liam –
Brandon –
Very glad to have found this one
Paul –
Jamie –
Different, enjoyed this
Simon –
Richard –
Great beer, fruity and malty, beautiful colour, great big rich mouthfeel. Not to be confused with a Belgian Trappist beer, this is dark and typically British. The sweetness is reminiscent of some Scottish beers. Very nice, recommended
Shaun –
If you like a trappist ale, youll like this, just like the belgian counterparts
Eifion –
lovely example of a trappist ale
Cliffton –
Very like Belgian dark beers. Rich fruit, bit like rich fruit cake with added bitter coffee/chocolate notes.
Alistair –
Very tasty, similar in character to some of the Belgian dark beers but with a fuller flavour.
Paul –
Powerful peppery beer
Sam –
I enjoyed this beer very much. Deep flavours of chocolate and berries, but it isn’t overly sweet. It lasts very long on the palate and is warming, but it doesn’t taste overly strong. It’s great, I would definitely recommend.
Benjamin –
Great Trappist beer from where you wouldn’t expect. Stands up to many from Belgium!
Matthew –
Never had an English Trappist beer but this does a bloody good job. Bags of flavour, taste of treacle and strong taste
Chris –
Rich and delicious, this ale reminds me of the kinds of ales my dad used to drink when I was a youngster, stealing sips! The liquorice notes are subtle and leave a lasting impact on the mouthfeel.
Rowan –
I love trappist ales and wanted an English one to challenge the Belgians and it does. Very satisfying. I forgot to order this this month 🙁
John –
Big and boozy. Full of rum and raisin notes.
Charlie –
Perfect brew to have on a winters eve. Not usually my taste but I would enjoy this from time to time
Lucy –
This is an excellent beer. Slight notes of caramel and strong flavour, tastes just like a typical Belgian Trappist beer. It’s really good!
Diana –
A wonderful take on a true Trappist Ale. Gorgeous.
Matthew –
Very strong in flavour but enjoyable
Alexander –
Awesome trappist. Easy to drink
Darren –
I was bought a bottle of this and after the first sup knew that it was simply wonderful. My hunt began for a supplier and that lead me to HonestBrew, moments later 6 bottles ordered along with a sample of other beers and I eagerly awaited my next taste of trappist beer. Whilst it is strong, the alcohol does not dominate the taste, which to me is rich and malty, with a smootness that reminds me of malted milkshakes. If you like earthy tastes and a good body to your beer you’ll like this and at the price is a real bargain. Thoroughly recommended and a staple in any of my orders.
Andrew –
Why the Monks of britain stopped making beer is beyond me. If you like a strong belgian beer then get this in your face.
Andrew –
This is a definite change in gears. Dark Ale, really, not so sure on that aspect. Tastes like a dark cider, if such a thing exists. Really not sure about this at all
Alister –
Pours like treacle and tastes like bitter-sweet chocolate. For a beer of this ABV the alcohol doesn’t overwhelm – it’s really smooth and finishes with some subtle smokiness. A great dark ale.
Daniel –
Paul –
Paul –
Matthew –
How anyone can enjoy this is beyond me. Should have left it in the 18th century. Truly vile
Michelle –
Full bodied, great flavours
Iain –
One of my favourite beers. Order this before. Leave it for a bit before drinking and it gets even better.
Felix –
Always a solid beer
Ben –
Lovely! Get that chocolate and the sweet liquorice taste. Nicest Trappist beer I’ve tasted.
Dave –
If drunk young, this beer is slightly disapointing – probably best to leave for a while to mature, to allow the full flavours to develop.
Claire –
These were some crazy monks that brewed this. It was nice but one bottle was more than enough
Rory –
Great beer, especially for the price. Extremely full bodied.
Robert –
Brian –
Good strong ale. Dark and chocolately
Sarah –
One of my favorites. As a trappist beer fan I was very excited to find out that was a UK beer. This has the full-bodied flavor you’d expect with the best but it is also refreshing light making it something you can easily drink at any time but i admit I love it after dinner in garden.
Tom –
Simon –
Pretty nice and rich. Lovely strong taste.
James –
This is great, excellent taste nice body and its English
Paul – Thomas –
Full bodied and full of subtle flavours
steve –
Dark and Long. Rich in flavour although deceptively soft.
Cristian –
Very complex and rich – plums, figs, dark chocolate, liquorice. Solid body. One to enjoy on a cold day next to a fireplace.
Mark –
British monks made this and its a close cousin to the Belgian trappist ales – highly recommended
Edward –
DARRYL –
Absolutely delicious. Thick, sweet, full of flavour. Bought to see what the fuss was about and wasn’t disappointed.
Luis –
Steve –
To be honest I’d been putting this one off. Its too dark for my tastes. A traditional ale brewed by monks in a monastery. It is sickly sweet, with a bitter finish. Very much in the camp of barley wine or a Belgian dupple. Not my thing at all…
Steve –
A nice ale
Robert –
Not the best for me, rather disappointing considering the tasting notes, wanted more fig!
GORDON –
Rian –
Disappointed by this one, had too much sweetness to it for me.
Asher –
Expected nothing less than excellence, and it delivered.
Thomas –
A great strong ale. It is nice and complex, quite warming and very tasty.
Duncan –
This is my first non-Belgian Trappist Ale, it was…pretty good. It didn’t have the impact of a Belgian version the ABV came across mellow, no sourness and no sweetness. It was clean and enjoyable but was closer to a dark ale. Very happy to support British producers and would therefore buy again.
Tessa –
Andy –
Craig –
Tom –
Robert –
A great beer that delivers on its description. Distinct Belgium beer aroma and taste…all despite being brewed in the Midlands. Either way them Monks have got it cracked. Belting beer!
Christy –
Really nice ale, with good flavours, I’d buy this again in my next order.
Alex –
Tom –
Didn’t really know what to expect with this beer, really enjoyed it though, bags of rich flavour.
Mitchell –
Decent