Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass

Fairly typical of the style. dark brown, with a fruity-ish aroma. tastes, not surprisingly, like a traditional abbey beer.

On tap at Mahars. Rich dark brown color with a great foamy head. Flavor is complex ands sweet, a really perfect belgian dubbel.

Bought it at Wine-O. What a wonderful beer! Pours a deep brown color with a nice tan head. Light bodied, well balanced, sweet bread at the beginning, but a nice dry ending due to the hops/

Wonderfull head fully lasting, fantastic aroma intense beer, brown colour, mouthfeeling very good. This is what good beer is about. Tasted it after 3 apr. 3,2 beers and it is better!!!!!!

UPDATED: JUN 4, 2008 330 ml bottle. Beautiful, thick tanned head. Clear, plain brown body with a ruby glow. Fine lacework. Medium sweet malts in the aroma. Fresh and acidulous fruit scents, notes of yeast and spices. Taste is sweeitish malts, caramel, roast and pepper, well balanced with a proper hopbitterness. Good body. Slight bitter and coffee-ish end. A lot more power and character in this one than the Blond. Very nice.

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!

Not quite as viually stunning as its cousin Leffe Blond, but still quite nice. poured a nice deep brown with a thick white head. Aroma of some roasted nuts and carmels. Taste has a hint of sweetness with carmels and toffee, but a hit of hops throughout it. A very smooth drinking beer and great when you don’t want the heavy sweetness of the Blond, but you aren’t looking for something too bitter.

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.