Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

Dark brown, bur clear color with a beige, quickly dissipating head (although with some residing bubblerocks). Grassy, earthy aroma. Flavour of licorice, coffee, earth. Quite bitter but also a little sweet.

On tap at the Lucky Dog Saloon in Lafayette Hill, PA. Pours with little head which is gone in short time. Scent is of plums and other sweetness. Taste is of light brown sugar, plums, grape, caramel and light malt. Very smooth and easy drinking beer. I had mine with a roast pork sandwich and it went very well. I could see drinking this with a wide variety of foods. Flavors were subtle yet present and deep. I very much liked this beer and would happily drink again anytime.

On tap at Front Page in DuPont Circle. Pours a super deep amber with raspberry highlights. The head on this beer is insanely thick and has excellent retention and leaves crazy lacing. Very yeasty aroma with dark fruits, prunes, overripe golden pears, esters. Taste is roasty with hints of cocoa, raspberry, burnt caramel. Moves to some syrupy sweetness and cloying alcohol. Dry aftertaste. cloying.

Brown with a reddish tinge and large white head. Cloying Belgian yeast aroma. Flavour is sweet and caramely with a little Belgian character to it.

Dark brown pour, decent head. Malty, sweet aroma. Some mild dark fruit as well. Flavor is similar. Lots of brown sugar sweetness with mild fruit. Pretty straight forward, decent brew.

33cl bottle, Alko. Pours brown color, beige head. Aroma is of roasted malt mainly. Flavor is kinda sweet caramel, slightly bitter. The alcohol shines through a little too much though.

Draught (Drink, Tallinn) - Dark brown with red tinges. Slightly musty aroma with notes of dried fruit and syrup. The taste is slightly tart with dried fruit, caramel and some sharp and sweet notes.

Oh no, this is not a beer that I like, please give me another beer, I can’t stand the taste at all