Bobeline La Bière de Spa Brune

Formerly brewed at Brouwerij Huyghe
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Melle, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

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33cl, from De Bierloods Adegem, complex brew, balanced, hazy, rocky head, nice brew

bottled from Carrefour in Liege. Dark Cola color (yes it is!) buly thin nead, no lacing. Sour, coffee nose. Aroma is chocolate. Flavour is metallic with sour fruits, alcohol comes out very clearly but otherwise flat and watery. Exactly as oh6gdx wrote: Watery and boring

Clear deep amber with large beige head. Sweet yeasty aroma with roasted malt and ripe fruits. Cloying sweet flavour with ripe fruits, roasted malt, caramel and yeasty notes. Finished sweet with warming alcohol.

Light amber. Chunky. Slightly spritzy, slightly spicy. Some caramel and toffee. Decent, but fairly uninteresting.

Tasting at Brewtopia. Brown pour. Beige head. aroma is pretty straigt forward with malts, yeast and a bit of fruitiness. Flavor is fairly bland and no complexity at all. Yeasty and malty on the tongue with some vague fruit.

33 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden hazzlenut brown with a slowly collapsing tan head. Light yeasty fruity and malty aroma, not too caramelish. Flavour is sweet, slight yeast fruity and vague metallic. Mild roasted malt base. Lingering mix of yeasty fruit notes and malt into a smooth and lasting finish.

Brown colour, medium tan head. Aroma and flavour contain a lot of caramelized sugary malts. Sticky palate finish.

Bottled. Hazy brown color, short head. Aroma of some caramel malt. Bit sweet malty taste. Boring.

Brown colored brew. Sweet, sugary, malty aroma. Slight roasted, malty flavor. Some bitterness. Not very exciting.

Taste last friday with Steven + Yves, THX. Bottle, 33 cl. Dark brown, with an beige head. Aroma roasted malts, bitter. Medium body. Taste roasted malts, bit sweet, regular brown ale, little alcoholic touch..