Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

Bottle: Dark brown with frothy beige disappearing head. Aromas of licorice, sweet maltS and chocolate. Flavours of caramel, dark malts, chestnut and espresso. Bitter up front but finisheS sweet. Light body. Just OK.

33cl bottle from threshers. sweet, malty, creamy and well made but utterly boring.

On tap. med mahagony color with reddish hues. med body taste with sweet malts and smoky fruity finish. would drink again

Bottle, 26th Feb 2008. To think that I was blown away by this when I first had it about six or seven years ago! It got me into the world of Belgian beer and I’ve moved on to better things and never looked back. Easy to find these days, it’s dark amber, with a caramel aroma, a malty flavour and a surprisingly light palate. An Abbey Dubbel, as made by a macro brewer :(

Very light Belgian smell, red brown in the glass. Malty flavor with a light after taste of caramel. Disappointing for a Belgian Dubbel - too simple.

Bottle 0,5l. Dark red/brown colored. A large creamy tanned head leaving patterns on the glass. Strong and inviting aroma of sweet fruit and some malt. Rounded flavor of some fruit. A (bit too) sweet aftertaste.

This beer’s kinship to Leffe blonde is obvious. It shares with it’s lighter-colored brother the same "exotic fruit" and buttery taste. Add to that a roasted coffee overtone with a little snap of pepper and you’ve got this beer. A long, lingering, very welcome coffee finish round out the experience of drinking one of these.

Jolie couleur brunâtre avec un col mousseux, elle dégage des arômes sucrées de caramel et de fruits. En bouche, on dénote une touche sucrée rappelant le chocolat. Choix très intéressant pour les amateurs de bière belge.