Malheur 10

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

Pours a nice coppery color with a big white head which quickly dissipates. The aroma is strong with grapes and apples....very fruity. The taste is much like the aroma and is very pleasing. I like this beer, but the downside is they are very proud of this beer, and a 4 pack of 11.2 fl-oz bottles is 12+ dollars :S.

Pours a bit on the cloudy side with a big sticky head. The aroma is phenols and fruit. A little melon and the fruitiness of a chile pepper. The flavor is sweet and not really backed up by enough bitterness.

yellow blond lazy body white a white head a sweet fruity yeasty aroma a nice sweet taste with a average bitter finich

Bottle. Pours gold with peach highlights. Nice aroma of honey, flowers, peaches and apricots with a hint of yeast. On the palate a rich sugary sweetness gives way to a unique yeast sourness. Very fizzy and lively carbonation.

Perfect example of style. Great aromatic aroma , crisp flavor, and clean finish. Nice bittering to offset abundent malt profile.

cloudy dark murky yellow with a huge creamy white head. fresh herbal, hoppy, grassy, yeasty aroma. flavors of yeast, lemon, candy sugar, butterscotch, and herbal hops. maybe a touch of mint. good but no surprises. a typical strong belgian.

Pours out a slightly cloudy golden/straw color. Aroma of yeast, spice and slight citrus. Flavor is mostly of alcohol. Citrus, mild fruit, yeast and slight spice were noticed. Warning alcohol on the finish.

Hazy golden coloured, white head. Sweet malts, obvious alcohol, some yeasty notes. A not-very-special Belgian Strong Ale.