Food & drink
Maredsous 10 Triple 330 ml 330 ml bottle
1 / 1 FrontFront photo matched to this barcode via Open Food Facts contributors. It is not evidence for the selected observation.
Belgian abbey tripel of 10.0 % vol in a 330 ml glass bottle, brewed by Duvel Moortgat under licence from Maredsous Abbey.
Pack symbol panel[14]
Market not established · supported
Evidence reviewed
Context, dates & evidence notes · Other observations
- Evidence observed
- 2020-11-07
Return arrow, do-not-litter, Green Dot and pregnancy pictograms, plus a thermometer reading 6-10 C / 42-50 F under BEST SERVE.
Specifications
- Recommended serving temperature
- 6-10 C (42-50 F)[14]
Conditions & original evidence
Recorded: 6-10 C (42-50 F)
known · printed
Printed beside a thermometer pictogram with the words BEST SERVE on the pack symbol panel.
Statements on the label
Other observations & source differences (4)
Different sources or national labels can coexist. Differences alone do not establish a change to the product.
- Front label of the 330 ml bottle supported · Compare evidence
Reads Maredsous, ABBAYE-ABDIJ, TRADITION BENEDICTINE, TRIPLE TRIPEL, 330 ml e, and BIERE BELGE D'ABBAYE - BELGISCH ABDIJBIER around an abbey shield.
- Multilingual ingredient and strength strip supported · Compare evidence
Two strips uploaded the same day: the ingredient line in French and English under the heading BIERE EXTRA FORTE - BIER - EXTRA STRONG BEER, and alc. 10,0% vol.
- Pack symbol panel supported · selected
Return arrow, do-not-litter, Green Dot and pregnancy pictograms, plus a thermometer reading 6-10 C / 42-50 F under BEST SERVE.
- Evidence awaiting context review unconfirmed · Compare evidence
Product facts
- Barcode
- 5411681038001 check digit OK
- Also named
- Maredsous 10 Triple 330 ml (fr), Maredsous 10 Tripel 330 ml (nl)
- Brand
- Maredsous
- Net content
- 330 ml
- Pack
- bottle
- Sold in
- 🇧🇪 Belgium[1], 🇫🇷 France[2], 🇳🇱 Netherlands[3]
- Alcohol by volume (%)
- 10
- Made in
- 🇧🇪 Belgium
- GS1 prefix
- 541 · Belgium and Luxembourg
- Status
- active
About this product
Maredsous 10 Triple is a Belgian abbey tripel of 10.0 % vol sold in a 330 ml glass bottle whose front label reads Biere belge d'abbaye - Belgisch abdijbier under the abbey shield.[4][5] The Maredsous name, trade mark and recipes belong to the Benedictine abbey of Maredsous at Anhee, which has licensed its beers to Brouwerij Duvel Moortgat of Breendonk since 1964.[6][7] The tripel joined the range in 1972 as Maredsous 9 and was renamed Maredsous 10 in 2001, and the beers have carried the recognised Belgian abbey beer label since 1999.[6] Because a drink over 1,2 % vol is exempt from both the ingredient list and the nutrition declaration, the five-item list printed on the pack is voluntary.[8][9] The brewer describes it as amber with a rich white head and a bouquet of banana, raisin and caramel.[10]
More about this product
The recipe behind the range was drawn up in 1949 by Father Attout with the du Faleau brewery at Chatelineau; du Faleau closed in 1960 and, after quality suffered under its successors, the abbey moved the brewing to Duvel Moortgat in 1964.[6] Duvel Moortgat is a fourth-generation family brewer founded in 1871 and registered in Puurs-Sint-Amands as Belgian enterprise 0400.764.903; Duvel, Vedett and Chouffe come from the same house.[7][11] The beer referments in the bottle.[12]
Where it's sold
🇳🇱 Netherlands
bierenborrels.nl[3] sourced
- Listing observed
- Recorded price
- EUR 2.79
- Condition
- new
Dutch specialist beer shop lists this GTIN as its SKU, 33 cl, 10 %, country Belgie, 22 in stock, deposit EUR 0.10 extra.
🇫🇷 France
lexpertdelabiere.fr[2] sourced
- Listing observed
- Recorded price
- EUR 3.35
- Condition
- new
- Made in
- Belgium
French retailer lists this GTIN as its SKU, volume 0.33 l, degree 10, origin BELGIQUE, deposit EUR 0.10 included.
🇧🇪 Belgium
bierhandelwillems.be[1] derived
- Listing observed
- Recorded price
- EUR 2.30
- Condition
- new
Belgian shop lists "Maredsous tripel 10 33cl", matching this pack's brand, strength and net content, but prints no barcode; the only same-brand 330 ml siblings are Vedett IPA, so the listing cannot describe one of those.
A listing is evidence that this barcode is sold there, on that date; a price is what that listing showed, not a recommended price.
Other names for this product
Also known as
- Maredsous Triple fr
- Maredsous Tripel nl
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Sources & research
Evidence reviewed
Recorded source
Source & attribution [1] ↗Recorded source
Source & attribution [2] ↗Recorded source
Source & attribution [3] ↗Coverage & research gaps (15)
Coverage measures the evidence recorded here. It does not rate the product.
- Identity: 3 / 3 · Name, brand and classification recorded
- Context: 3 / 4 · Evidence groups assigned to a researched label, edition or analysis
- Label photographs: 0 / 3 · Researched contexts with an assigned photograph
- Specifications: 0 / 2 · Recorded specifications mapped to comparable property keys
- identity · unknown: The length of the GS1 company prefix under 541168 is not confirmed and no public register names its licensee, so nothing was written to company/duvel-moortgat gs1_prefixes; the owner edge is derived.
- nutrition · not_applicable: No nutrition declaration is printed: a beverage over 1,2 % vol is exempt under Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 Article 16(4), and the ingredient list on this pack is therefore voluntary.
- packaging · stale: The front-label photograph dates from 2014 and the ingredient strip from 2019; no newer photograph of this barcode was found, so a current pack may carry a redesigned label.
- markets · not_researched: Only Dutch, French and Belgian listings were located. The beer is exported more widely, but no further national listing naming this GTIN was found.
- evidence · stale: Evidence was observed over a year ago; check for newer labels. Historical evidence remains valid.
- evidence · stale: Evidence was observed over a year ago; check for newer labels. Historical evidence remains valid.
- evidence · stale: Evidence was observed over a year ago; check for newer labels. Historical evidence remains valid.
- schema · schema_gap: Review and assign legacy facts to coherent observations.
- schema · schema_gap: Some specifications retain source labels without comparable property keys.
- ingredients · not_researched: Ingredient statement or sourced exemption not recorded.
- nutrition · not_researched: Nutrition declaration or exemption not recorded.
- ingredients · not_researched: Ingredient statement or sourced exemption not recorded.
- nutrition · not_researched: Nutrition declaration or exemption not recorded.
- ingredients · not_researched: Ingredient statement or sourced exemption not recorded.
- nutrition · not_researched: Nutrition declaration or exemption not recorded.
All references & source details
References
- ↑ https://www.bierhandelwillems.be/nl/catalog-100/maredsous/maredsous-tripel-10--33cl
- ↑ https://www.lexpertdelabiere.fr/product-page/maredsous-triple-33cl-10
- ↑ https://bierenborrels.nl/product/maredsous-10-tripel/
- ↑ Open Food Facts: front label photograph of the 330 ml bottle (upload 1) Open Food Facts. pack. Published 2014-04-01. Accessed 2026-09-14. Record: 1. Front label. CC BY-SA 3.0. Open Food Facts contributors.
- ↑ Open Food Facts: alcoholic strength strip (upload 5) Open Food Facts. pack. Published 2019-08-22. Accessed 2026-09-14. Record: 5. alc. 10,0% vol.. CC BY-SA 3.0. Open Food Facts contributors.
- ↑ Maredsous (bier) Wikipedia. publication. Accessed 2026-09-14. CC BY-SA 4.0. Wikipedia contributors.
- ↑ Duvel Moortgat Brewery Wikipedia. publication. Accessed 2026-09-14. CC BY-SA 4.0. Wikipedia contributors.
- ↑ Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011, Article 16: omission of certain mandatory particulars legislation.gov.uk. publication. Accessed 2026-09-14. Article 16(4). OGL. The National Archives.
- ↑ Open Food Facts: multilingual ingredient strip (upload 4) Open Food Facts. pack. Published 2019-08-22. Accessed 2026-09-14. Record: 4. Ingredient line, back label. CC BY-SA 3.0. Open Food Facts contributors.
- ↑ De abdijbieren van Maredsous Duvel Moortgat. manufacturer. Accessed 2026-09-14. Amberkleurig abdijbier.
- ↑ CBE Public Search: DUVEL MOORTGAT, enterprise 0400.764.903 FPS Economy, Belgium. registry. Accessed 2026-09-14. Record: 0400764903.
- ↑ AsterX: Maredsous Tripel AsterX. retailer. Accessed 2026-09-14.
- ↑ Open Food Facts: Maredsous - Duvel Moortgat - 330 ml Open Food Facts. catalogue. Accessed 2026-09-14. Record: 5411681038001. ODbL. Open Food Facts contributors.
- ↑ Open Food Facts: pack symbol panel (upload 6) Open Food Facts. pack. Published 2020-11-07. Accessed 2026-09-14. Record: 6. Symbol panel, back label. CC BY-SA 3.0. Open Food Facts contributors.
Further sources
Additional sources recorded for this entry, including other observations and related pages.
- Bier & Borrels: Maredsous 10 Tripel Bier & Borrels. retailer. Accessed 2026-09-14. Record: 5411681038001.
- L'Expert de la Biere: MAREDSOUS TRIPLE 33CL L'Expert de la Biere. retailer. Accessed 2026-09-14. Record: 5411681038001.
- Bierhandel Willems: Maredsous tripel 10 33cl Bierhandel Willems. retailer. Accessed 2026-09-14.
- GLEIF LEI record: DUVEL MOORTGAT GLEIF. registry. Accessed 2026-09-14. Record: 549300WF4F59KPH23D87. CC0. GLEIF.
- GLEIF LEI record: Abbaye-De-Maredsous GLEIF. registry. Accessed 2026-09-14. Record: 254900SOEG1ABGKWU408. CC0. GLEIF.
Barcode & identifiers
- GTIN-14
05411681038001- EAN-13 / GTIN-13
5411681038001
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