Malheur 10

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

hazy yellow, lotsa foam, good lacing, flavor is belgian spice some yeast and citrus hops, flavor is sorta sweet citrus and well hidden alcohol

Nice fruity orangey colour and significant head. Significant though not distracting carbonation. Yeasty aroma. Pleasant drinking. 2000 release.

Sweet, pear-like notes, syrupy texture and unusually hoppy scent for the style. Tasty and comforting. Nicely done.

Hazy golden, fairly large head, good lacing and retention. Aroma is lighter fruits, yeast, a touch of pepper and sweet pale malts. Medium bodied, quite drinkable, light heat and sweetness.

Bottle, 25. cl. Golden, cloudy, some sediment, rocky head, white foam that is mostly disappearing. Has a medium sticky body, is lively and has a long bitter and spiced finish. Aroma of herbs, hops, citrus and cereal. The flavor is dominated by medium sweetness, medium bitterness and lightly sour.

Sampled bottle, RBNAG 2007 in Grimstad. ABV was 10%. Pale golden colour, fluffy white head. Surprisingly moderate aroma, slightly spicy. Fruity and spicy flavour, pleasant to drink, the ABV is well hidden, well balanced.

75 cl bottle. Golden color. Big white head. Very balanced beer. Sweet, citric, nuts, hops, yeast. (RBNAG’07 in Grimstad Nov. 3th.)

Bottle at the Brickskeller in D.C. Poured in a small tasting glass. Golden color with a nice fluffy head of white cream. The aroma is pretty mild, sweet, creamy, spicy, yeast. Attractive but mild. The flavor is smooth, well-blended, toasty and spicy. Pretty nice, easy drinking ale of Belgian character. Incredibly easy to drink for a 10% Belgian.