Malheur 10

Brewed by De Landtsheer
Style: Belgian Strong Ale
Buggenhout, Belgium

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Gold pour, white head. Yeasty, fruit, honey aroma. Flavor is sweet and yeasty. Pretty decent beer. Wouldn’t turn one down!

frothy white average head. excellent lacing. mostly diminishing. cloudy thik dark yellow body. aroma: flowers, pear, white wine and honey.if: light sweet and moderate bitter. ff: moderate sweet and bitter. long duration. palate: medium body, watery texture, medium carbonation and chalky finish. fruity flavor. 75s. R$ 25, vale 15

Cloudy golden pour with a think white head. Nice, fruity aroma with apples, honey and lemon. Surprisingly bitter with tobacco and honey sweetness. Quite nice!

Aroma is nice. Sweet, some fruit and yeast with a bit of dark caramelized fruit and some mellow spice. Flavor is smooth and rich, some dark fruit and yeasty spice. Hint of molasses and finishes clean.

Bottle. Golden, white head. Big Belgian yeast nose. Yeast and fruit taste, with a slight hop profile. Nice Belgian.

Bottle at the Lake Saucer poured into a Malheur stem glass. Dull murky gold pour with loads of sediment remaining in the pour. Tall foamy head appears and remains for quite awhile. Very earthy scent with a spicy claylike aroma. Quite dry and musty, like the backstage of a old theater. Taste is grainy tart with a fair amount of alcohol shining through. Earthy elements remain through the sip. Somewhat of a dry finish but not too dry. Interesting that the Belgian fruitiness doesn’t show up until the aftertaste. Rather nice.

75 cl bottle. Bright, golden color. Strange funky aroma with concord grape and other fruits. Very unique. Concord or muscat flavor, with spices. Sweet, with nice hop flavor but low bitterness but nice dryness. Really interesting--one of the most unique beers I’ve tried lately. Love it.

Bottle. Cloudy golden pour with a thick foamy off white head. Aroma of straw and Belgian yeast. Medium to full bodied taste of bread, yeast, bananas and malt. Full finish.