Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

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)

Dark brown beer from Leffe with an excellent taste. Has a nuts-taste which is very sharp and enjoyable.

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.

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.