Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass

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Pours dark brown with a small tight brown-beige head. Suprising amount of carbonation visible on walls of glass. Smells of dark fruits and chocolate, with a hint of caramel and floral hops. Tastes very fruity, with a hint of coffee/chocolate (dark grains). Not much hop presence. Little too sweet for me. Carbonated mouthfeel, thin-medium body.

UPDATED: APR 2, 2006 re-rate april 06 Great looks, dark with a very big and firm head. Malt, slight vanilla, fruits, nuts in the aroma. Taste is a bit thin, some chocolate and coffee notes, very avarage.

UPDATED: MAY 18, 2003 Clolour: Dark autumn brown, very warming. Taste: Full bodied, slightly fruity, with a hint of apple. Nice after dinner and/or with the book beer.

[Draft] A brown beer with a good head. It has a very light fruity aroma. And a very nice sweet flavor with notes of fruit, nuts and chocolate and a good palate.

Nice dark beer, it has everything: taste, colour and flavor. One of the best beer in the Leffe-collection

Not overly impressive out the bottle. Heavy beer with a fine flavor, probebly better during cooler weather than in summer. Solid.

Rich burgandy/brown w/ large biege dishsoap head. Malty, fruity, yeasty aroma. Medium-light feel, some effervesence. Flavours are also malty, fruity, and yeasty w/ a little bit of pepper & spice at the end. Not overly impressive.

Simply excellent. Rich, dark and strong. I love this beer.

Nice double

UPDATED: FEB 26, 2003 Deep brown colour. the taste is fruity and a little bit sweet. Not the best brune Belgian beer, but it is always a pleasure to drink!