Malheur 10

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Sweet peachy and malty aroma. Tons of thick sediment and yellow orange color. Very fruity and sweet from start to finish, not too much hop presence. Thin-medium body. Well-rounded beer.

[1152-20080301] Bottle. Peppery lemony yeast wheat aroma is sweet. Clear, bright yellow body with a long-lasting creamy white head. Sweet vegetable wheat flavour has some grass, banana and sweet spice. Medium body is a little peppery. Interesting, quite fair.
(ZBF 2008; Sint Niklaas, BE)

UPDATED: DEC 29, 2008 Cloudy gold with a huge, fluffy white head. Spicy, citrusy aroma. Flavor is spicy with hints of coriander and orange zest. Very sweet and tangy. Nice creamy mouthfeel. Excellent.

Hazy golden color with a tall off-white head. Sweet aromas of honey and light fruit. Stewed raisins and figs with a few thin slices of orange floating on top. Touch of yeast and some white pepper and vanilla. Interesting scents but I’m not being sucked in. Alcohol also creeps in as this sets in the glass for awhile. Light sweet malt in the start is met by an in rush of ripe light fruits soaked in light rum. Mild yeast and spice in the middle. Apricot really comes in the linger. I enjoy this and am thinking the sum is truly greater than the parts.

Huhh, strong personality...Cloudy orange body,huge foamy head. Powerful aroma of grape, fruits, vanilla and floral hop. Lively carbonation, characteristic spicey-fruity(grape), sweet and hopfull flavour. The alcohol numbing my palate...

A clear yellow/orange colored beer, with a nice bubbly white head. Aromas of hop and flowers. fruity and a bit of lemon. There is also some coriander. A very strong taste of spices and hop. It’s peppery. You taste the alcohol. there is a bittersweet after taste. A very good beer.

UPDATED: JUN 5, 2008 Bottle, courtesy Papsoe. Pours a very cloudy, murky light caramel color, with a thin watery head and nice lacing on the glass. Aromas of rich caramel, coriander, plum, brown sugar, and sweet vanilla waft up my beak. Flavors are sweet, and have a rich feel, with plum, cantaloupe, guava, and liquidy, oozing caramel. Bright taste, sparkling mouthfeel, and the alcohol is masked well, but the beer is still a fine sipper.

Bottle. Pours a light amber color with a frothy white head. Aroma was not appealing, kind of skunky with spices and slight sugar in the background. Taste was slightly sour and spices. A little too carbonated but refreshing.