Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass

Bottle. Dark reddish brown with a porous tan head. Aroma: raisins, grass, sweet fruit. Taste: sweet malt, raisins, fruit, some yeast. Medium-bodied, smooth, medium carbonation.

caramel, basement aromas, alcohol, white foam, black/brown, medium body, average carbonation,

bottle into chalice. deep burgandy-brown colour, big head. Aroma of malty, yeast, sugar. Taste is sweet. Only thing I personally did not care for in this one was a slight taste of black licorice. But other than that, quite a nice beer.

Wasn’t feeling this one. Should probably try it again. Just found it too overpowering sweet aromas of dark molasses and nothing else. This is typically a style of beer I love, but just didn’t get this one.

One of my favourite, as for widely spread beer is more than fine. Deep taste and saturated palate. Pleasent deep corn aroma.

Bottle @ Home. Pours dark brown with a huge offwhite head, leaving heavy lacings on the glasssides. Aroma is sweet malt, caramel, light chocolate, yeast, light spices. Taste is roasted and sweet malt, chocolate, caramel, nuts, spices. Body is thin to medium, soft, but lively, carbonation. Nice beer, allthough it lost terrian over the last years to some of the new craftbeers, its stilll really good and a nice drink. 020511

(Few times on tap and now from a bottle) A Dark mahogany beer with a huge beige head that could survive the apocalypse. Lacing all around the glass. Right amount of sweetness coming to the nose : caramel malt, brown sugar, raisins and fantomatic apples. Flavors are smooth and sweet : roasted malts, fruits and perhaps some spices. Body is medium, carbonation is light and texture is creamy. Short sugary finish.

Very nice, preferable to the blonde...not as everyday drinkable as the blonde though...better in the evening