La Trappe Dubbel

Pours a very dark brown with a nice froathy head. Aroma is nice with hints of malt, caramel and chocolate. Flavor is very simialr with a so what bitter finish.

Dark brown colored pour. Smells yeasty and malty. A little darker than I thought it was going to be. A nice woody smell and taste. It went alright with a steak, but I could have enjoyed a bottle of wine much more with a steak than this beer. Its good, for sure. Its not the best dubbel Ive ever had.

The aroma has butterscotch, sugar, yeast, chocolate, grass, and some basement smells. The appearance is hazy red brown with a decent head. The flavor has all the elements of the aroma but it’s also a little odd. It is malty with some bitterness, cola, and alcohol. The palate is smooth but thin. Overall it’s alright but not one of the best Dubbel’s that I’ve had.

Bottle: Dark red colour, with anice creamy foam. Aroma of dark chocolate and citrus, malt,ashtry, and a nice bitterness in the end. Sweet cocoa, dark chocolate,a little bit of coffee in the mouth, nice balanced with a medium bitterness in the finish. Medium body. Nice beligium ale

Unknown vintage. No best by date. 11.2 oz bottle. The beer pours to a garnet red body with a thin fizzy head. The aroma is sweet yeasty green raisins. The flavor is bready, yeasty, clover honey, green raisins. Decent palate but a little sweet and cloying.

Aroma is caramel, butterscotch, yeasty. body is a dark brown with a tan colored head. Taste is sweet like coca cola, with caramel, yeast, a bit of honey, and grapes. Nice suprise

Bottle. Pours dark brown with a medium off-white head. Malty and sweet. Notes of caramel and chocolate. Also hints of dark fruits.

Robe brune claire surmontée d’une mousse beige timide. Arômes de fruits, de levure et de caramel. Saveurs de malt, de caramel, de fruits et de levure. Un peu aqueuse.