Leffe Brune

Great caramel and fruity finish. medium body. I could drink this all day long.

Bottle 0.33 l. Dark brown, fluffy and frothy head. Slightly sweet banana nose with some roasted malts. Flavor is surprisingy subtle of roasted malts and caramel banana. Smooth mouthfeel.

Dark brown brown pour, with a little head that goes away quickly. Nice flavor with a finish that goes away quickly.

On tap at the local Belgium bar this had a great presence on the nose. Warms up nicely and goes down very smoothly

Nice fizzy head, that screams drink me or at least play with the foam. This beer is proof that corn in beer can be a good thing. A rather sweet beer overall, some fruity flavours, but not nearly as much as some over Belgian beers. Beer goes down like cream rather than water. Real, manly beer this is. However, I wouldn’t take it over virtually any other beer of the same genre simply because this one is so widely available. If you haven’t tried this yet, obviously no effort was put into it as this beer can be found everywhere, even in Costa Rica.

Leffe seems to be popular....Has great lacing....good head....sweet malt abbey smell....great bitters for ya....also had in zaanse schanns....delicous.

330 mL bottle. Dark brown, with a film of sticky head. Aroma is slightly sweet, with fruit and a touch of spice. Taste is good. Less sweetness throughout, and more bitterness at the end than Leffe Blonde. Brown sugar sweetness, with roasted malt and a touch of fruit.

On tap at the Dog and Pony in Renton. Fruit, nuts, toffee in the nose and taste, with just enough hops for a clean finish. Tasty stuff indeed!