Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

Bottle. High creamy off-white long lasting head. Clkear and very dark ruby body. Barley malt aroma with a touch of cocoa. Smooth and round brown sugar flavor with some caramel plus a touch of hops. Well balanced mix of sweetness and bitternes. Alcohol percentage seems just right.

Deep brown with a dense light brown head. Light fruity aroma along with some roastedness and sugar based candy. Flavor is sweet, more towards the brownsugar sweet than the fruity sweetness, overall not too powerfull, but very drinkable.

Tasted it on bottle as well as on tap. As the most leffe beers from inbev not very tastefull and almost no aftertaste. Not worth trying again

Dark brown wth off-white head fruit and has some taste of sweet bubbel gum and banana sweet flavor,but still a nice beer.

A ruby red to brown coloured beer with a weak white head. A sour fruit nose and a hint of malt. The taste is sour and fruity, raspberries and plums, then a sweet malt flavour that lasts to a smooth, but slightly sour finish. (Bottle - courtesy of Mark @ The Fox & Hounds, Heacham, Norfolk).

Clear dark brown with an off-white head. Very weak fruity aroma, touch of metal and bland toffee. Flavour continues along the same basic lines, little roast, toffee and plummy fruitiness. Mild bitterness. Clean finish. OK

[Swallowed a lot to Kurts phd party.] Chosed this beer instead of all the redwine to the italian food, and it did it well. The fruity, brown-tasting beer with all the notes of nuts, sweetness, spices and yeast outmatched the redwine.

Pours dark copper brown with a medium off-white head. Malty, fruity and a bit yeasty aroma. Quite sweet but not over-sweet though, has some nice bitterness for balancing.