Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

Pours a brown color with a fluffy off-white head. Aroma is largely fruit, with some raisin notes, as well as candy sugar and malt. Taste is the same and very smooth, if uncomplex. I liked the previous poster calling this an "introduction" to Belgian beer, because this is a solid offering but nothing overly special.

A nice dubbel, kinda like a introduction beer to the belgian style. My dad who only drink Rickard’s actually liked this one. Having it on tap, its nice, but you can tell its a dumbed down version of a dubbel for the mass market. The yeastiness and fruit is held in check. overall though, a decent brew.

Bottle. Brown in color with a fluffy off white head. Yeasty aroma. Dark fruity notes with chocolate notes. Plums and raisins. Finish is sweet. Medium bodied. Nice beer.

got this for 90 cents at a supermarket in amsterdam... looks just like the top of the line counterparts, very fruity aroma... taste the same but unfortunately the low alcohol affects it somewhat negatively.. still good beer though

dark brown with little white head, the aroma is subdued but malty. it is full bodied with bready flavor and fruity finish.

Bottle at Patricks in Kristiansand, Norway - with Yngwie by my side. Dark brown color. Nice off-white head. - Sweet, very easy drinking beer, said the hophead.

Dark brown colour, white head. Sweet aromas, hint of caramel. Flavor: bitter-sweet, caramel, sugar. Finish into a creamy, slighty buttery sensation, with the right amount of bitterness. Very enjoyable.

Garrafa. Tomada em diversos momentos na Europa, em 2004, 2006 e 2007. Considero a Leffe minha bebida padrão em terras européias. No Brasil tomada em janeiro de 2008, importada pela Ambev. Coloração avermelhada, creme bege volumoso, consistente e persistente, deixando marcas nas laterais da taça. Notas de café, torrefação, fermento e licor. Álcool imperceptível. Leve e longo amargor no final. Eis uma brune com excelente drinkability e qualidade.