tomer (365), Rishon Le Zion, Israel Mar 23, 2007 0.75L. Big head that lasts for quite. a while, beautifull dark brown colour with red tint, nice flavours of coffee and caramel. medium body . Very good alongside a chicken curry. the beer and the curry complemented one another and the beer was smooth with a long and pleasant aftertaste. Dezzilu (211), Whitmore Lake, Michigan, USA Mar 16, 2007 Definately my favorite Leffe beer. Pours dark with a thin white head. Aroma is deep and sweet, with only hints of hops (nice). In the mouth the flavor is smooth and refreshing, with certainly a sweet texture. The only drawback, keeping this for being a truly remarkable beer, is that the finish is somewhat one dimensional. A great session beer with the right amount of flavor to keep you going deep into the night. Cheers. LordBeamish (144), Boozetown, Ontario, Canada Mar 13, 2007 bottle: Pours a deep chestnust brown with an inch and half of creamy tan head. This beer almost looks too good to drink. Pleasant malt odours send a message to the brain that the goods are coming. Very smooth on the palate with, again, pleasant malt flavourings. Finishes with an apple almost pear-like aftertaste that leaves you wanting more. An amazing beer! The perfect choice for those who like darker beers but not stouts. In my opinion the finest brew Leffe makes. DSG (1501), Tel Aviv, Israel Mar 12, 2007 Updated: Dec 25, 2007Bottle. Dark brown color with a shot-lasting beige head. Brown sugar malty nose with a bit of yeast. Flavor is sweet malt, some caramel, a bit fruity and a bit spicy. Medium bodied. Not too exciting but ok. KM (218), Tromsø, Norway Mar 10, 2007 Almost black, thin head. The aroma feels like old tobacco (gammelt røykehjørne), and is also sourish. Sweet flavour, hints of vanilla and smoke. A bit too much carbonation. Light and sweet aftertaste. (Bottle, Blå Rock, March 2007) Hamirubi (40), Belgium Mar 9, 2007 Dark brown beer from Leffe with an excellent taste. Has a nuts-taste which is very sharp and enjoyable. KnutAlbert (3111), Oslo, Norway Mar 7, 2007 More character than the blond. Some burned/toasted malt, more bitterness and sourness. Run of the mill in Belgium, maybe, but it’s better that this conquers the world than Carlsberg or Bxx. rmussman (905), California, USA Mar 2, 2007 Another excellent beer by Leffe. Pours dark dark brown with a cloudy head. Goes down very smooth and has nice burnt flavors on the palete. An excellent beer and worth a try if you can find it.
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