Bornem Dubbel

Brewed by Brouwerij Van Steenberge
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Ertvelde, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass

On tap at The Edge Bar in Pittsburgh PA - Poured a dark amber brown in a Trappist glass, thin tan head. Nice feel on the pallet, rich and malty with some added hop bitterness. A bit of a roasted quality, rather mild and enjoyable.

Pours a redish-brown with a tan lacing head. Aroma has fruits, some raisan and some nice apples. Flavour is full and rich with lots of fruit blended with malt and maybe a touch or bread. Nice malty caramel finish. Nothing overly special but I would drink another one.

[2328-20090723] 330mL bottle. Sweet fresh malt aroma has light citrus juice notes. Slightly hazy, dark brown amber body with a medium foamy off-white head. Mild scrambled eggs flavour is mostly sweet malty water. Medium body. Interesting to try, average.
(w/ jerc, other)

Abbey dubbel is one of my favorite styles, and this one honestly wasn’t too bad. I got this in a mix-6 of Belgian beers and enjoyed it very much!

An impressive start, with a very nice nose, but the flavor is not so impressive, with an overly fizzy head and thin, short lived mouthfeel. Not bad, by any stretch, but not among the greats of the style.

Nice dark color on the pour accompanied by a nice white head. Aroma was weak with slight hints of spice and dark fruits. Taste is malty with traces of cherry and caramel. For only 8% ABV you sure can taste the alcohol. Not a bad dubbel but thier are a lot of better ones.

Bottled. Brown with white head. Aroma of red and dried fruit. Flavor is caramel and roasted malt with yeast

bottle from magasin lyngby. clear amber, thick offwhite head. nutty sweet slightly spicy aroma. rye. borwn sugar. flavor is dark fruits, bitter from alc, faint spices, pepper, strangely bitter.