La Trappe Dubbel

11.2 oz bottle with an ABV of 7% on the label. This beer is a very dark brown with maybe some red tints with a lingering tan head. The smell is very fruity, chocolates, and also vinegar. The taste is malty and fruity but it smells better than it tastes. If you like dubbels, this delivers. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 04-20-2008 06:13:30

Pours copper amber with off white head. Aroma is malty, caramel. Taste is caramel, raisin/dark fruit, molasses, spicy/phenolic, with some honey in the dry finish. This was a great dubbel.

330ml bottle. Poured a dark coppery brown with a tan creamy head. Burnt caramel aroma with a licorice aftertaste. Smooth and tasty - a good sipping beer to savour and enjoy.

Bottle 33cl. Nice Dark amber colour beer, the head disappeard quickly. Taste is nice with deep malt flavour. The beginning smells as chocolate/malt the end is a bit acid, guess this comes from the yeast that is also very fruty, smell like an apple .

Bottle, 33cl - Slightly hazy dark brown beer with a large beige head. Aroma is malty with notes of rye bread, yeast, dried fruits and nuts. Flavor is roasty malty with hints of nuts, banana esters and dried fruits. Aftertaste is dry, and bitter. Medium bodied soft beer.

golden-brown, caramel, nuts, alcohol, light sweetness, medium body, creamy,

(330 ml bottle) Head disappeared very quickly, even when drafted right. Deep aroma with a tangy taste. Palate is sour, bitter and sweet.

330ml bottle and 500ml bottle or crock. Filtered, then bottled with yeast and sugar. First brewed in 1987. Ingredients: Water, Barley malt, Hops, Yeast.