Leffe Brune

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Abbey Dubbel
Leuven, Belgium

Bottle, Dark red colour, with a nice creamy big foam. Aroma of yeast,chees,alcohol bitternes. Yeasty, citrus, fruity sweet maltyness mouth feeling. Medium sweet tofee finish. Medium body. Medium finish.

33 cL bottle. Pours deep brown with a light red hue and an off-white and lacing head. Aroma is dark malty with notes of canesugar, some yeast and spices, esteric and a minor note of dried fruit (in a Belgian way). Flavour starts subdued sweet with a light malty note turning slowly bitter and esteric towards the end. At all times mellow/mild. Ends with a creamy malt flavour and a slight bitterness in the far finish.

Bottle. Brown colour with a large tan head. Aroma of bread, perfume & coffe. Nice fruity flavour, a bit sweet. Slightly spicy with a note of vanilla.

Draft. Nice and figgy raisin aroma and the taste is just the same. I was in a bar that did not have much to offer, I and was very glad to see and order a few of these. Nice and balanced abbey dubbel imho.

The color is dark brown with a beige head.The taste is sweet caramel with also some taste of spicies. The aroma is very pleasant to the nose. Their is also a very strong taste of malt. All in all a good Belgium beer.

Pours brown-red with a thick foam. Trickled toffee on the nose, rhubarb, some bitter berries I couldn’t quite place. The taste adds a note of whiskey, with the alchol coming through in a good way. Extremely rich.

Pours nicely with rich dark brown color. A bit bitter but also with a hint of caramel flavour that leads to a balanced overall taste.

Beautiful dark brown body. Creamy light white/brown head that sticks to the glass. Tastes like dark fruit and a bit woody. Long lasting sweet bitter aftertaste.