Leffe Brune

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.

Bottle from the Duke of York, Borough. Standard brune colour with a mediocre beige head. Nose of dark berries and malts. Sweet taste of malt, brown sugar and fruit cake. Lovely velvet mouthfel. A little too sweet, but really a nice beer for any occasion.

Dark brown colour with fruity / malty aroma. Fairly sweet front and medium hops finish. Smoother than a Chimay, but not my favorite Abbey.

Bottle. Deep reddish brown,with a medium, quickly diminishing off-white head. Malty aroma, slighlty roasty, with yeast and earthy, herbal hops. medium bodies. Nice balance between sweet, rosted malts and a medium bitterness. Much better than Leffe Blonde.

Cola - Brown color. Medium-large light-brown head. Light body ,with pleasant sweetness.Fruit,nuts and butterscotch tastes, nice palte and pleasnt aftertaste. Nice one.

On draft at KClingers: Another amazing pull at KClingers, a beer I haven’t seen anywhere else in the US. It’s much darker than I remembered or expected. Drinks smooth and slightly roasty. The aroma is somewhat pruney, as is the flavor, but ulimately this is a damn good dark, sweet beer. (#2716, 2/17/2007)

Bottled. Darkish brown, pale white head. Sweet, fruity aroma. Sweet tasting, perhaps a hint of chocolate. Typical Leffe yeast flavour, a little warming. Not bad, not great.

fav mass produced belgian, dark pour, very sweet malty nose, thick palate, sweet malty taste with some nuttines.