Leffe Brune

(bottle) dark brownish-red colour, fluffy, lightly tanned head, good lacing. aroma is dark fruit, herbal hops, roasted malts, caramel, light hazelnut and sweet spices. flavour is mostly roasted malts and herbal hops, with light hints of vanilla, chocolate and hazelnut. light roasted-bitter finish, medium carbonation, medium to strong body.

deep brown colour medium yellow/brownish head. Metallic aroma with notes of dark fruit, plums raisins. Flavour jam, honey, some acidity low biterness.

2008 Bottle in St Barths - I thought this was put together much nicer than the blonde...pours deep brown with a decent head...aroma is fruit and toasty yeast...much more subdued in flavour, great caramel malt balanced with dry bread and back end hop bitters...I would drink this again...

Frothy, too much of a moutful, rather rough around the edges, tastes of caramel and toffee though.

a wonderful brown colour with a nice frothy head. Flavour is leather and tobacco in a really good way but with a caramalised sweetness that cuts straight through. Divine.

very dark brown color, has a fruity taste, I also taste some spice and a little bit of caramel. has almostly no hop flavour; it’s also a little too sweet for me, but it isn’t that bad, especially not if you like sweet Abbey beers

Clear very dark brown with lots of frothy tan head. Fruity aroma, spices and bread, some caramel. Sweet and bitter taste, caramel and some bread. High acidity

This beer has a very strong aroma. The appearance is a bit hazy and the taste is pretty decent.