Leffe Brune

Bottle. Pourd dark brown with buff head. MAlty aroma, slightly burnt and caramelly with toasted malt. Some belgian phenolics. Medium-small body, quite sweet. Toasty malt and some caramalt Slightly burnt. Almost no bitterness.

Can not wait to see this on tap in the States. Great beer with a malty sweet Belgian taste. Dark brown color with a clean finish. Great suprise

A terrific surprise find here in Belgrade. .33l bottle that pours a deep ruby, cherry-brown color with a thick brownish head. Nose of clove, spice and dark fruits. Taste is a bit weaker than I expected from the look and nose, but very tasty and spritely, echoing the earlier notes. A terrific brown beer, of course I’d prefer it a bit stronger (in alc and flavor) but this is a great one as is.

It is good, as it is a different taste than what one might expect, I always taste hazzelnut but it is a great cottage beer!

Drinks extremely well, and has a nice flavor. Is very clear on the pallete. It’s somewhat sweeter than most browns.

Dark Amber with good head. Slight chocolate with fruits and leffe yeast character. Not much bitterness, slight sweet chocolate,creamy with some fruits. Not bad.

Dark amber with nice head and lacing - hint of roasted malts, fruit, and yest - nice beer

Dark brown amber but you can still see the lines of bubbles. Thick creamy tan head that thins quickly. That distinctive Belgian yeasty fruitcake malt aroma. Sweet yet dry taste. Lots of carbonation. Raisin, fruitcake, malty flavours again distinctively Belgian. Bitter aftertaste. Much better than their blond.