Leffe Radieuse

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

330 ml bottle a amber red brown colored beer with a white head aroma sweet malts spices and fruit taste sweet fruit and alcohol

330 ml bottle. Amber body, beige head. Aroma has fruits, malt and some spices. Flavour has some hops and alcohol plus the same ones in aroma. House flavour is present. Don’t like it.

Bottled. Aroma is malty, sweet and fruity, particularly dark cherries. Caramelly, malty taste, some fruitiness and some spiciness. Nice.

Bottle 33 cl... it pours clear reddish brown with a huge beige fluffy head.... the aroma is spicy, alcohol, caramel and sweet malts.... the flavor is bitter, fruity, caramel, spices and sweet malt.... the alcohol is well hidden... nice balanced and smooth body.....

UPDATED: SEP 2, 2007 Have had this many times but never bothered rating it. This bottle’s from Sainsbury’s. Deep amber with a small off white head. Alcohol is apparent in the nose along with hints of banana, toffee and apples. Spicy taste to match with a salty, bitter edge. Medium bodied and a little flat. Probably my favorite Leffe to date but still a few to go...

Bottled. Nice red dark color with a persistent beige head. Aroma is fruity with notes of malt, flavor is spicy notes of red fruits. Mouthfeel is long and amazing, some spice and bitterness.

More aroma, but a lot less taste than the Vieille Cuvée. Wouldn’t think I’d ever say this about a Leffe, but it’s actually a bit boring. Too sweet and a bit too fizzy.

Bottle. Nose is very sweet with lots of fruit. Cherry, raspberry, and strawberry. Clear deep red with a thin head and active carbonation.Nice flavor, surprising bitterness. Balanced with a touch of sweetness at the open and finish. Nice body.