Malheur 10

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

Serve in Trappist glass, Tulip, Tumbler

A golden beer, with a creamy white head. Sweet and fruity aroma. Taste spicy with a hint of pepper, and a long warm aftertaste of bitternes and spices.

Well ’Good Olde Malheur 10’, I have a two plus year old just plain ’Malheur’ aging away (We will see how I rank them later this month). Cloudy lemon yellow color, the head is quite frothy, XXXL in size, slightly off white, the lace in large sheets. Nose is citrus, malt, slightly ’perfumy’, somewhat sweet. Front ’If I can ever get past this head’ is sweet, the top is light, the finish is ’Vinous’, slightly sour, quite dry, acidic, a fair hop presence, and a decent drinking beer. Ranks a respectable #395 on my current 1000 beer master list.

Cloudy, light tangerine color, and frothy, but very over-carbonated. Strong yeasty aroma with alcohol fairly well masked considering it comes in at 10%. Rather cloying. Not there yet, could profit from aging and perhaps develop further.

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.

Bottle. Coludy yellow colour with a white head. Fruity, spciy and yeast aroma. Hops and coriander flavour and much alcohol.

Very nice very aromatic and spicy. Nice foam and shape too. Reminds me a little other Belgian beers with a strong alcohol avb b ut not noticeable in taste,

Bottle. Hazy yellow/orange beer, white head. Aroma of perfume, hops, yeast, fruits and a bit poo. Flavour is very subtle but strong, perfume, hoppy, yeast, fruity. Sweet and bitter. Alcohol is very well hidden. Excellent brew.

Bottle. Had an odd fruity and a barnyard ammonia aroma. Gold body with white head. Fruity peach flavor along with some dry bittering. Leaves the palate dry on the finish.