Ename Dubbel

Brewed by Brouwerij Roman
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Oudenaarde, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass

Dark brown body with medium head. Nose and taste of malts. Quite spicy too. Nicely balanced, sweetish with solid bitter in the finish.

Bottle. The aroma of chocolate, very malty. The head is beige, small and creamy with a normal duration, the body is dark red. The taste is light malty and alcoholic. The body is light to medium strong, creamy-fizzy with a lively carbonation.

Darkbrown coloured beer with large diminishing off-white head and lots of carbonation. Malty hoppy aroma. Full bit sparklng palate. Finish is soft malty wiht a slight roasted touch. Ok, but blond is better.

A clear brown colored beer, with a beige head. The aroma of fruits and caramel malts. The taste is fruity sweet with caramel notes. The aftertaste is sweet with a little bitter.

First sip is somewhat metallic, but the evolution is great. Maybe slightly too watery but a nice dubbel.

330 ml bottle a dark brown colored beer with a beige head aroma caramel and fruit taste sweet malty and some dry fruit a dry finish

From backlog , aged bottle @ kulminator

Head: off white, tall
Colour: dark murky brown
Smell: malts, candy sirup, yeast, sweet
Taste: hopy bitterness , yeasty, malts, caramel, candy sirup, dried fruits

0.33l bottle. Pours a deep deep clear mahogany red body with a small bubbly beige head. Aroma is light dried fruits, sour plums, some candy sugar, malts, burned caramel and hints of yeast. Quite lively carbonated, has a light and almost watery mouthfeeling and feels medium-bodied. Tastes light burned caramel, something that reminds me of flowers, thin chocolate paper and it ends light dry. OK and quite drinkable but nothing extrordonary.