Brunehaut Abbaye de Saint-Martin Brune

Brewed by Brunehaut
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Rongy, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass

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bottled in Delirium Cafe, Brussels. Clear brown cafe with thin foamy head. inviting nose with malts and coffee. Aroma is lightly spicy with roasted malt. well bodied and alcholol is well-hidden. nice!!!

light bread and hoppy aroma,golden, amber, off white foam, light sweetness, lightly bitter, light body, fizzy, soft carbonation, nice malty finish.

Lot of acid. Colour is brown and hazy. Has an off-white head, diminishing. Aroma of acid and berries. Flavor starts moderate sweet, then moderate acid and finish light bitter. Dry texture and lively carbonation.

Bottle. Frothy white fair mostly deminishing head. Dark amber colour. Heavy malty and light hopy aroma. Strong fruity notes. Moderate bitter slightly sour flavor. Week fruity notes. Average moderate bitter finish. caramel present. Oily palate.

33 cl bottle @ Brussels.
Rated on 20100719.
Pours amber color with medium head. Aroma of spices, caramel malts and ripe fruits. Flavor of fruits, caramel, toffee, malts and faint notes of liquorice.

not 100% sure this is the right beer; bomber purhcased locally. Good beer - nothing stood out - just a good combination/mix of everything!!

0,33 Bottle at Champagneria, Oslo. Pours dark brown with a big tanned head. Aroma of nutty malts weak liquorice, prunes and some yeasty notes as well. Taste is sweet nutty malts, light metallic aftertaste, interesting and moreish. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

#1281 draught; nose is some caramel, sweet rye, leaves, feel is mediumwatery, carb is medium, taste is mediumbitter malt, weak hops, later sweet alcohol

A great satisfying classic Belgium brune. Elegant high class beer. Must try. The fruity aspects of this beer are phenomenal. Plum, prune, pear and peach. Woody, musty, barrel. First rate bitter profile. Carbonation and body are perfect. Top ten for me.

muy buena,olor a malta y suaves hierbas,al paladar bien carbonatada con malta y lupulo bastante notable,algo leve como a cafe tostado,me gustan mucho las martin

Bottle. Brown hazy with little head or lace. Aroma of belgian yeast, malt, and fruity esters. Taste starts sweet on a fairly thin flat body with a light nut and spice notes. Quick dry finish with a little bitterness. Not a very interesting beer.