gorditoabd (162), San Diego, California, USA Mar 29, 2009 Draught at RFD in Chinatown, DC. Maybe it’s that it followed Bell’s Chery Stout, but this tasted likeflat root beer. Start, middle, and finish. Pretty unimpressive. Or, maybe I was too drunk to notice its subtleties. Parket (217), Bruges, Belgium Mar 28, 2009 Updated: Apr 8, 2009Bottle, Brown colour, nutty, sweet, fruity, nice head, nice finish .. The problem with the leffe is that you find the beer in almost every pub so you take only the leffe because you don’t have a ’special’ beer. frankcolub (48), Ashbury, Australia Mar 25, 2009 Bottle, pours a nice dark brown colour, with a helathy white head.
Aroma is sweet and fruity malty,t
the taste is wonderful sweet , malty wiat a nice finish. great beer , my favourite Leffe. Gabler (86), , New York, USA Mar 23, 2009 On tap. Nut brown colour. Sweetish aroma. Slight yeast flavor with a brown sugar maltiness. A bit sweet in the finish, however drinkable. Not bad. ogreface (291), Budapest, Hungary Mar 22, 2009 Szinte teljesen fekete ital,szép világosbarna habbal.Illata édeskés,gyümölcsös.Íze is édeskés,pörkölt mandulás,kellemesen gyümölcsös.Utóíze keserédes,kellemes és hosszan tart.Testes kis sör.Ulti mellé nagyon jól csúszott. Ramenen (453), San Salvador, El Salvador Mar 21, 2009 Bought it at Wine-O. What a wonderful beer! Pours a deep brown color with a nice tan head. Light bodied, well balanced, sweet bread at the beginning, but a nice dry ending due to the hops/ bedainedebiere (274), Terrebonne, Quebec, Canada Mar 18, 2009 On tap at St-Hubert pub (this is their most "exotic", which is at least an effort from this popular chain restaurant to offer something a little different than Molson Export and Rickard’s Red), and many times in bottle, 12,69$ the six-pack in grocery stores in the Montréal region. For the price, it’s quite interesting. Never been overwhelmed neither disappointed. Fruity and sweet, refreshing and easily drinkable, only slightly bitter finish, not very hoppy, all in all maybe a little dull to me, maybe because I have been overwhelmed by Le Naufrageur’s new Swordfish (Peluso, pay the 18,99$ for 64 oz, it’s worth it), which was a little alike but with more pronounced malt flavors and an amazing abundant hop finish. presario (2953), Calgary, Alberta, Canada Mar 15, 2009 Bottle from Montreal. Very dark copper with a very big lasting brown head and lacing. Strong dark malt aroma with hints of candy sugar and yeast. Dark malt, brown sugar, plum and apple flavour. I found it too sweet to really enjoy though.
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