Leffe Radieuse

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Leuven, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

33 cl bottle. Clear copper with a light brown, creamy head leaving a good lacing. Leather and berries in the aroma. Bitter and alcoholic with notes of tobacco and grass. Dry mouth. Medium to full body. Lively carbonation.

Little head, dark brown Caramel,Orange, Medium body, fine length Dry caramel, prune, tea

Bottle from Mane Liquor. Pours a murky amber with a tall white head sitting atop. Dark fruits and malt make up the bulk of the aroma. Some caramel coming through in the taste. Not a fan of this one. Felt like it was over carbonated leaving a sticky and bubbly feeling in the back of the throat. Not my kind of beer

Dark but clear ruby colouring. Quite a bit of carbonation and a biege head. Sweet, almost cloying aroma of hops. Bitter and strong like most belgian ales. Very nice.

UPDATED: JAN 30, 2012 33 cl bottle, pours dark ruby with a nice big creamy head, solid retention, aroma of yeast, malt, dark and red fruit, taste follows the nose but with a hint of alcohol as well, decent finish, solid beer.

Bottle. A strong malty aroma, some bread and light alcoholic (red wine). The head is medium large, dark white and creamy with a normal duration, the body is dark red. The taste is very malty, light bitter, some chocolate. The body is medium strong, very creamy light oily with a normal carbonation.

Clear deep red, medium white head. Caramel, yeast, and a bit of grassy aroma. Smooth, nicely carbonated. Sweet with dark fruits taste.

Home 20110319 (33 cl bottle, 8.2% ABV): An amber coloured beer with a creme foam layer. The smell is sweet with caramle, malty, fruity and spicy (e.g. anisette). A swwet , caramel, malty taste with a malty & hop bitter finish. Beer is sticky and have dry bitterness..