Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass

Bottle at home for this rating. Pours clear reddish brown with a low retention off white head. Aroma is sweet dark fruit, caramel and spice. Flavour is sweet malts, dark fruits, bread and caramel. Bitter in the finish, but not without a sticky sweetness.

Gute tiefbraune Farbe. Malziger und fruchtiger Geruch. Im Geschmack wiederum malzig und hefe-fruchtig, bei einem gewissen Herbegefühl an den Seiten der Zunge. Süßliches Ambiente. Leffe Bruin ist ganz gut gelungen.Test vom 17.3.2007, Gebinde: Glasflasche

Nice dark brown / red color. Fair smell, decent taste, a bit sweet. Carbo below average.

Bottle enjoyed at home
Dark brown, big tanned head. Smells of banana, caramel, malts and belgian yeast esters. Taste is medium malty, some sweetness but not dominant. Banana and caramel here as well. Finish has nice hop bitterness

Super lekker licht gezoet abdij bier met een afdronk naar meer ;) 1 of the Belgian finest. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle. Pours a dark brown colour with a tan head, the aroma is a fruity with dark berries with lots of malt. The taste is dark fruit sweetness, a little caramel then roasted malt and a finish with lingering bitterness.

Bottle. Clear brown/ruby red with a big beige compact head which leaves lacings. Aroma is brown sugar sweet and a bit smoky with sweet dark fruit, a hint of chocolate and clove. Taste is very sweet with farin, dark fruit, syrup, a hint of chocolate and clove. Very sweet and fruity. Body is quite big with big soft mushy bubbles. Tastefull but very sweet and gets a bit too much towards the end.

Halfed a 75cl bottle with my mate he liked it better than I did I prefer the blonde leffe just didn’t like the taste as much as the blonde that was the only thing a didn’t like