Bourgogne des Flandres Biere Brune

Brewed by Timmermans (John Martin)
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Itterbeek, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass

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draft @ Delirium. A dubbel, more like an easy to drink flemish red or sour brown. Ambrée, col beige fin laissant des bulles style champagne. Arôme léger pointe de bois/chêne, notes de baies rouges, malt grillé. En bouche, très légère et agréable à boire, mélange entre une pointe aigre très légère avec un mélange fruité rouges de baies allant vers la fraise, le tout sur un malt grillé voire biscuité et caramel. Petite aigreur donne un palais un peu poivré sur la langue avec un fini boisé et de baies rouges.

Bottle from Venerables. Clear brown colour, beige head. Aroma is caramel malts, candy sugar, fruits. Flavour is caramel malts, fruity, brown sugar, bit of spices. Sweet finish. All in all quite artificial, made like a mediocre parody on a dubbel.

Bottle a dark brown colored beer with a white head aroma malts caramel yeast and dark fruits flavor malts caramel dark fruits spicy and some bitters

Bière brune opaque ayant une tête mousseuse se dissipant lentement. Des odeurs de vinaigre balsamique, de fruits rouges, d’épices, de poivre ou encore de vieux bois en émanent. Goût surette, de cerises, âcre, de vieux grains, de vieilles céréales. C’est plutôt sec en bouche. Étrange, je suis porté à la comparer à une Duchesse de Bourgogne qui n’est pas réussi, ou encore au porter de la brasserie Schoune. Un peu surpris, mais tout de même une expérience. (221-210412)

Bottle 330ml.

Clear medium to dark brown amber colour with a average to large, frothy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate to heavy malty, caramel, light roasted and bread, light berry - toffee. Flavour is moderate to light heavy sweet and light light acidic with a average to long duration, caramel, paperback, roasted - coffee notes, berry acidic notes. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20120316]

Dark brown pour small head not much carbonation the aromas strong spice vinous grape fruit caramel the flavours clove cinnamon grape sour tart note brown sugar lemon syrup finish bitter sweet tart aftertaste rough tasting on the palate a different tasting bruin not for me but interesting

Bottle from Hop City, Atlanta. Smells like Worcestershire sauce and Coca Cola. Taste is sweet, sour, cherries, round, and malty. Very good.

330 ml bottle. 5.0%. From finestshop.be.
Dark reddish brown colour with tiny tan head. Coke, mild sourness and fruitiness in aroma. Flavour is nice combination of sweetish dark maltiness and sourish berry fruitiness. Enjoyable. Could be even a bit more sour but still nice one. Balanced and rich. Turns slightly thin when warms.

Bottled 0.33L. Mild nose. Pale beige fast dissappearing head. Dark brownish colour. Fruity not sweet mild hopped taste. Some additives used.

Dark brown with a thin beige head. Shy nose showing some wheat/grain. Very sweet on the palate. Almost candied citrus fruit and some pear notes on the finish. Good length.

33 cl bottle. Dark brown beer with beige head that fades slowly away. Spices, cherries, sugar, plums, vinegar...