Leffe Brune

On tap. Clear dark ruby with off white head. Aroma is port and pickled plum. Flavor is caramel, malt, metallic.

Aroma with roasted malts, sweetness, fruityness and also nuts. Actually a wheat aroma, just more roasted and spiced. A little thin beer. Some sourishness and nuts in the taste which lasts all through the aftertaste. Quite spicy beer with a correct amount of bitter hops. It reminds me of a mix between a belgian ale and an irish stout. The spice gives the beer character and compensates a little for the missing body. Noticeable alcohol, but not obvious.

Bottle, nice dark brown color, well balanced flavor and aroma, wonderful beer, its not imported in Louisiana so I am out of luck

Bottle. Dark brown with a lacing, tan head. Sweet nose, marked by yeast and some spices, including coriander. Flavours are sweet and spicy. Quite fizzy. Highly drinkable, but lacking complexity.

Bottle. Pours dark brown with a medium tan head. Aroma is chocalate, sugar, clove. Flavor is similar, with clove and chocolate dominating the flavor. Low carbonation. Fruity taste.

Tap, Brussels. Sweet yeasty aroma, moderate body. Some fruity malts, nice sweet finish. Nothing fancy, but plain good beer.

Pours dark brown with a medium tan head. Aroma is chocalate, sugar, clove. Flavor is similar, with clove and chocolate dominating the flavor. Mouthfeel is right on for the type of beer it is, nice finish with a hint of bitterness.

On tap in a belgian pub in London, UK. Clear brown color. No head. Low carbonation. Fruity taste. Much better than Leffe Blond.