 phishpond417 (252), Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA
May 14, 2008 A very smooth tasting beer. the colour is bright red and very wonderful aroma. Rich, creamy and somewhat malty, has a prevalent yeasty and bread like taste. A full mouthfeel all the way through. A lot of lively fruit that continue to burst in your mouth all the way through the beer. Always an old reliable. :)
wheresthepath (43), England
May 13, 2008 [330ml bottle from Tesco’s, Reading] My first Trappist beer so I was quite excited! Smell and initial taste very malty. Smooth and dangerously drinkable for such a strong beer. Mellows into a deep fruity aftertaste with almost no bitterness. Not bad, but not quite as outstanding as I’d been led to believe a Trappist beer could be - I’ve certainly had British beers I prefer. Will definitely try more of the style though.
Wim (479), Turnhout, Belgium
May 12, 2008 hazy red brown amber coloured body with a off white head a spicy fruity aroma a sweet spicy fruity taste with a nice little alchoholic bitter finish nice one
Yves (161), Beerse, Belgium
May 11, 2008 Reddish amber coloured beer with off-white head. Herby butterish aroma. Sweet creamy palate. Ending is herby and bit fruity.
FlyingSwine (72), Colorado, USA
May 9, 2008 Pours a perfectly cloudy dark brown, with a nice light head. A great looking beer. Aroma is mainly of fruit, and typical of the Dubbel style. Taste is similar, but with a bit of yeast to complement the sweet peachy flavor. Palate is a bit fizzy yet slick, especially at warmer temperatures. Overall a VERY good Dubbel.
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