Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

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!

Draft at the Dog and Pony. This is phenomenal stuff. Pours thick, dark, surging brown with a thick, moussy, tan head and visible carb. Lots of green apple and pears in the nose. Thick body and active carb. Sharp, bracing attack, but not tart or overbearing. Wonderful progression off such a tree-fruity nose. Thick sweet malt with some almonds, toffee, and light toast in the palate. Clean finish. Very well done. Complex and satisfying.

Big frothy beige head, dark brown liquid. Fruity banana aromas with a rich full body.

sampled with Stegosaurus and Beereded_one at Newton brew fest. Poured a dark amber light brown head. Definite caramel aroma. Foral and bitter hops are present in taste. Smooth taste and quite enjoyable.

Pours a reddish brown with and offwhite head. Aroma and Flavour of fruit, malt, chocolate, molasses and maybe coffee. Smooth taste. Better than Blond I would have to say.

30cl bottle: aroma of malt with hints of treacle and spice; pours a deep chestnut colour with a cream head; complex flavour with touches of banana and chocolate, leaving a sweet but clean aftertaste.