This Belgian Ale is lovingly brewed by the fantastic St Bernardus.
This tasty brew comes in a 330ml bottle and is 6.7% ABV.
The Brewery says: Brewed according in the classic dubbel style with a recipe that dates back to 1946, Pater 6 is chestnut-brown and dark with a creamy head. The name of this beer has become a reference for its style, and it is commonly referred to as ‘een Paterke’.
Aidan –
Not my taste but seems a quality beer regardless
Philip –
Helen –
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Gary –
Quite average, was expecting more.
Peter –
David –
Very smooth and drinkable
Roger –
Another wonderful Dubbel with deep, rich & powerful flavour.
Joanne –
Enjoyed this one
Christopher –
Geoffrey –
Tastes Malty and with hints of raisins. Lovely beer.
Ross –
Delicious strong beer.
Lee –
A hulking beer, strong and heavy. One is probably all you need
Sean –
Good kick, enjoyed the taste wouldn’t want more than three in a sitting.
Derek –
Love it. The perfect antidote to a crappy day at work! If only it came in bigger bottles….
Michael –
Classic Belgian Ale.
Matthew –
Full of flavour, a really nice beer
Andrew –
Nice deep malty sweet ale, decent strength.
Alex –
Tasty bavarian style beer. Bit heavier than expected but still great
Joseph –
Dark and strong tasting
Andrew –
Tasty
Edward –
Punchy!
Dan –
3.75/5. Rich and strong. A little intense for more than one or two.
Adam –
Good Trappist beer
Jack –
Very tasty Dubbel – dark, malty and smooth
Diana –
Absloutely delicious. A wonderful apricot aftertaste, this is definitely one to try and to savour.
Shane –
Stuart –
perfectly crafted, dark and strong real ale in a bottle,
Andrew –
I’m a fan of every St Bernardus beer I’ve tried so far and this is no exception, easier to drink than the Abt 12 but still as tasty.
Campbell –
Joanne –
I mean, its St Bernardus… its always going to be good!
Tomos –
Smoky, peaty, very nice
Chris –
Jamie –
6/10
John –
Eifion –
Not one of the better Belgian beers that I’ve had.
Antonia –
Really tasty, really enjoyed drinking this, full bodied and great flavour
Paul –
A classic Dubbel, pours dark brown & creamy. A proper Belgian ale. Lovely!
Alex –
These guys know how to brew a beer
BEN –
Alexander –
Nice Belgian ale and not too strong
Mark –
Paul –
Dave –
Sound
Iain –
Lovely drop
Steven –
Graeme –
Victoria –
Matthew –
A fantastic Belgian beer
Steve –
David –
Good depth of flavour. An archetypal Belgian ale and typically punchy at 6.7%
Amber –
Deep flavours, reminds me a bit of marmite. 7.5/10 would drink again.
Nick –
Deliciously moorish one to try again for sure
Blair –
I wish it came in 500ml bottles – I need more!
Dave –
Good price, good beer
Aron –
Solid beer, if not spectacular.
Tom –
Classic Belgian beer, you can’t go far wrong
John –
Light and tasty, refreshing yet strong
darren –
Deliciously smooth and malty with a lovely sweet curve. Awesome drink!
steve –
Pleasant smooth dark beer if a little bland. Similar to Leffe Brun.
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Kev –
Mark –
Tasty Belgian beer. Does not taste like its almost 7%
Edward –
Judith –
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Alexandra –
Very tasty wheat beer. It has hints of leffe but light enough to feel like you’re not drinking a meal.
Andrew –
Not my favourite beer sadly
David –
This is a good flavoured belgian dubbel, dark and smooth with the undernotes of the higher abv that’s common with dubbels, though this is not overpowering in this brew. A classic dubbel!
Thomas –
A decent dubbel but prefer other choices. This is not bad by any means and if no other dubbel was on offer I’d still happily have a bottle of this.
liam –
A nice Belgian beer.
Thomas –
Andy –
Absolutely delicious – smooth as anything
Joshua –
Strong, estery and malty yet light and refreshing
Ian –
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Tom –
Robert –
Alex –
Dark with a dense foamy head, similar to Leffe Brun with slightly darker with a delicious bitter edge. Love it
Patrick –
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Sam –
Leanne –
Was nice, quite heavy for high-alc %
Adam –
I prefer my belgium ales darker than this so it might just be that but something about this just didn’t right with me. A good beer just not a fan.
Mark –
We really enjoyed this – shared it with my wife as it’s quite strong. Just one bottle in the first order. Will order again.
Emma –
Noel –
this is a dark one but just not to my person tastes. Not a lot to see really.
Jamie –
Strong and bananaey
Duncan –
Hoppy and tasty
Greg –
Charlie –
There’s something about this brown ale that has ‘homebrew” written all over it. This is not necessarily a bad thing, however, in this instance it isn’t great. Something yeasty and watery, seems to be lacking in the other major contributors of beer. Having said that, I was a bit pissed when I had this!
Grant –
Stephen –
A nice Belgian beer but lacks a depth of flavour
Martyn –
Lovely, happy I ordered two bottles
Julie –
Not bad …not the depth of flavour of similar style Belgians
Mike –
Really decent
Jonny –
Thomas –
Sweet and malty
martin –
Old school Belgian dubbel that’s been brewed for years! Malty & notes of dark stone fruits & figs. Smooth mouthfeel. Very easy drinking but nothing special by today’s standards 🇧🇪
Mirko –
Lovely Belgian Ale, could easily have multiple in one sitting. Full flavour, with coffee and candy hints.
Katherine –
I’ve just been to Belgium and this is a nice throw back. A good representation of a dubbel, with hint of fruit.
Alfie –
Decent dubbel, fits the brief.
Robert –
Barry –
Somehow it lost all taste after the first couple of sips.
Gemma –
Gareth –
JAYNE –
Bananas, figs and dates. Bitter but smooth.
Warren –
David –
Andre –
Belge.
Steven –
Boom
Antony –
Nicely done
devin.dattan –
Fairly unremarkable dubbel. Not one I ever feel particularly inclined to seek out.
Andrew –
Tastes light for a dark beer with a subtle undertone of caramel
David –
Caramel flavours and reasonably light for a Belgian ale. Wheaty and pleasant.
Jack –
Very good.
Simon –
Samuel –
Malty banana muffin nose, really nice clear, resonant taste. (Feels like there’s so much space in this beer! And all of it full of flavour.)