Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

Fair and decent belgian abbey. As the description says, deep brown colour and sweet and fruity aroma. It’s got a nice malty touch.

Bottle.Brown clear body with a lasting puffy beige head. Roasted malts in the nose with hints of dried plum. Sweet caramels and roasted malts atop of the mouth with a bitter chocolate finish from the hops. Low carbonation with a creamy body gives some weight to the brew. A good abbey dubbel overall.

Better on draft than bottled version doubt about that... Brown sugar, very light hop flavor and a shy alcohol taste. For what’s it worth (2,45$ a bottle at the LCBO), it’s a deal

Deep brown flat color from tap. Complex fruit sweetness. Nice medium body. One glass was great two might be a bit to much.

Draught at home. Pours brown with medium head. Caramel and nuts in nose with an overal malty character. Flavour is caramel, raisins and roasted malt. Well-balanced.

On tap at Belmont Station in PDX--Poured a dark brown body with a thick beige-tan head. Roasty nutty coffee chocolate nose. Malty, subtle, spicy, aromatic, delicious beer worth a try. Yum!

Dark brown pour with a typical fluffy Belgian type head. Moderate dark fruitiness, buttery and somewhat vegetal.

More character than the blond. Some burned/toasted malt, more bitterness and sourness. Run of the mill in Belgium, maybe, but it’s better that this conquers the world than Carlsberg or Bxx.